| Want to build your own smart car dashboard? You can turn your car into a data powerhouse with a DIY real-time sensor display using an ESP32-...
| Want to build your own smart car dashboard? You can turn your car into a data powerhouse with a DIY real-time sensor display using an ESP32-...
| This article details the development of a real-time automotive sensor dashboard by using an ELM327 OBD2 module and an ESP32-S3 touch display...
| Check out the Mini Wheelie, a complete self-balancing robot in an easy-to-build kit! The kit includes an ESP32-S3-based controller, motors,...
| Explore cutting-edge embedded tech in ElektorMag’s March/April 2025 edition! We cover AI-powered face detection, a DIY FPGA audio player, RI...
| The Sensor Evaluation Board was created to solve the hassle of repeatedly swapping sensors during development. Based on the ESP32-S3, it inc...
| In 2009, Elektor published the ElektorWheelie, a two-wheeled, self-balancing vehicle inspired by the Segway PT, which was then hailed as the...
| Let's take a modular approach to sensor testing. The Sensor Evaluation Board was created to solve the hassle of repeatedly swapping sensors...
| Previously, we focused on setting up the ESP32-Based Energy Meter and integrating it with Home Assistant. We also discussed the future poten...
| In the previous project update, you learned about enhancements to the ESP32 Energy Meter’s schematic design and PCB. This article focuses on...
| In the previous project update, you learned about enhancements to the ESP32 Energy Meter’s schematic design and PCB. This article focuses on...