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1:16 pm January 27, 2020 By Julian Horsey upLAB solutions Based in Maranello, Italy have created a new development board specifically created for wireless projects and based on the ESP32.

This 3D-printed Game & Watch uses an ESP32-S3 to keep everything running In a post on the ESP32 subreddit, user slowlane1 took to the stage to show off their really cool project. It's a DIY Game ...

Discover the ESP32 Cheap Yellow Display Board: low-cost, Wi-Fi + Bluetooth, 2.8″ touchscreen, ideal for IoT, GUI projects, and learning.

The beta units that were handed out to developers are actually Espressif’s in-house development units labelled ESP31B, and the form factor of the current board isn’t confirmed as what will ship.

All [Joonas] had to do was hook the pedal up to one of the ESP32’s digital pins, and plug the microcontroller into a USB power bank. From there, it became a software project.