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  • General status and tools
  • Hacker page     by Jantteri
  • List of projects started or TODO:- Arduino Blindshutter (half made but then left it because it was boring, may get done it one day)- ESP8266 boards. Problem at the moment with USB-RS232 adapters. Lack of power shouldn't be the issue. CP2102 chip couldn't...

  • planning winter projects and stuff
  • Hacker page     by davedarko
  • While working long hours wishing for some time to tinker again, I was shopping a lot of stuff the last two or three months. So once again I will compile a list of projects I might tackle in the future. This list is also for me because I forget things...

  • Castellated Edges
  • Hacker page     by oshpark
  • Castellations are small plated edges, typically used for making circuit boards into small PCB modules. These are often seen on wireless modules, such as the ESP8266-12E.While we don’t offer full support for castellations, they can be fabricated if you...

  • Things I want to learn, a wishlist
  • Hacker page     by Ken Yap
  • I hope to move things from this list to the one below. ARM MCUsUltra-low power MCUs as power source will be an important IoT criterionCPLDsFPGAsReflow solderingUse up the retro components in my stashUse the nixies I haveMake things with the discarded...

  • HUMIDITY MONITORING SYSTEM
  • Hacker page     by adnan.ansari9580
  • Hi Readers, today I am discussing another project that is a Wi-Fi based transmitter using NodeMCU. Some of you must be familiar with NodeMCU that is ESP8266MOD and comes with an onboard Wi-Fi chip for IOT projects. In this one I have used a BME280 Humidity...

  • My first project presentation is coming... soon :)
  • Hacker page     by lfforth
  • From this page I intend to describe a first of my many more or less successful projects, hoping that it may interest at least someone ;) It might be better, rather than gathering dust in a corner of my PC or my home lab. The first steps are the hardest...

  • IoT in your existing Switchboard
  • Hacker page     by Kapil Kumar
  • GOOGLE ASSISTANT AND ESP8266 BASED SMART APPLIANCE CONTROL GOOGLE Assistant To Control your Lights & Fan Home automation has become very common now days and people are using IoT to automate everything in their home. Today, I...

  • Introduction to ESP32
  • Hacker page     by ZoyeBella
  • For those new to the microprocessors and integrated systems world, Arduino is a terrific place to kick off. Having your personal collection of a large number of inexpensive detectors and modules, you may create a variety of tasks, both for fun and for...

  • ESP8285 Dev Board
  • Hacker page     by oshpark
  • Kris Winer writes on Maker.io about his new design:ESP8285 Development BoardThis is a small development board for the ESP8285 (ESP8266 plus 1 Mbyte embedded SPI flash memory) which includes an FTDIFT230X USB-to-serial converter so Arduino programs can...

  • WiFi Security Swiss Army Knife
  • Hacker page     by oshpark
  • @Daniel Grießhaber created this convenient tool to test your WiFi Security against attackers:ESPToolDemonstrate how easy it is to crack a WiFi Password or jam your WiFi so you can’t access the internet. Designed for education and self-tests. ESPTool...

  • Sonoff basic flash mode
  • Hacker page     by Christoph
  • Today I was trying to download custom firmware to a sonoff basic. For those who don't know what that is: It's an ESP8266 with a flash chip, power supply, and a relay that you can use to switch a 230 V load. Really simple, and since it's based on...

  • NodeMCU
  • Hacker page     by Elena Smith
  • Introduction to NodeMCU V3 NodeMCU V3 is an open-source firmware and development kit that plays a vital role in designing your own IoT product using a few Lua script lines. Multiple GPIO pins on the board allow you to connect the board with other...

  • Battle of the Boards: Arduino vs NodeMCU
  • Hacker page     by alldigitalservicesforu
  • Hey there, fellow makers and tinkerers! If you’re in the market for a microcontroller board, you might be wondering which one to choose: Arduino or NodeMCU. Both boards have their strengths and weaknesses, so let’s take a closer look at what makes each...
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