From smart home to hobbies.

ESP32 Cameras have become a popular choice for building low-cost wireless cameras, smart surveillance systems, and even small ...

We’ve seen a lot of camera slider builds here at Hackaday, and for good reason: having one really lets you take your project documentation, especially videos, to the next level. It’s one of those ...

Looking for a cheap way to keep an eye on something? [Kevin Hester] pointed us to a way to make a WiFi webcam for under $10. This uses one of the many cheap ESP32 dev boards available, along with the ...

The system combines a laptop running the YOLOE (You Only Look Once – Everything) face-detection model with an ESP32 for servo ...

Hobbies don't have to start expensive, even if they all end that way.

Choose the right ESP32 microcontroller by comparing key specs across the S3, C6, P4, and S31. The P4 features dual 400 MHz cores for advanced touchscreens.

The ESP32 S31 Devkit brings a 320 MHz dual-core RISC-V processor to your next IoT project. Find out if the missing 5 GHz ...

Look for the wireless capability you need, not the name on the board ...