Showing 89 projects
A DIY Zigbee-enabled gas meter built on the ESP32-C6 using the ESP-IDF framework. It tracks real-time gas consumption and flow rates, integrating with Zigbee2MQTT and Home Assistant for energy management. The device features battery optimization, non-volatile storage for data persistence, and OTA firmware updates.
Andino is an open-source differential drive robot platform built for education and low-cost robotics research. It provides a complete ROS 2 Humble ecosystem, including microcontroller firmware, hardware descriptions, and integration with navigation and SLAM stacks. The project supports both physical hardware based on Raspberry Pi and a wide array of simulation environments like Gazebo and Webots.
An ESP32-C6 based development board in the Raspberry Pi Zero form factor, designed for high-voltage industrial and IoT applications. It features integrated support for Wi-Fi 6, Bluetooth, Zigbee, and Thread, alongside RS-485/DMX interfaces and a wide 5-60V DC power input range.
A high-performance robotracer featuring a centrifugal fan for increased downforce and specialized side sensors for curve detection. Built on the ATMEGA328P microcontroller, the project includes complete source code, PCB designs, and 3D models for a competitive line-following robot.
An ESP32-powered wearable device that translates sign language gestures into spoken or text-based output. It utilizes a K-Nearest Neighbors (KNN) algorithm for real-time gesture classification and features a web-based 3D visualization tool built with Three.js.
An Arduino-based project for the ESP32-S3 that displays real-time vehicle telemetry like turbo boost, gear position, and temperatures on the Alfa Romeo Giulia's instrument cluster. It utilizes dual CAN bus controllers to bridge high-speed engine data and low-speed dashboard display signals, leveraging FreeRTOS for multi-core processing.
A DIY battery monitoring device based on the ATmega328P microcontroller for tracking the State of Charge (SoC) and State of Health (SoH) of lithium batteries. It integrates the BQ27441 fuel gauge and BQ24075 charger ICs to provide real-time battery diagnostics via LED indicators.
An ESP32-based firmware for controlling Charlton & Jenrick fireplaces using a CC1101 433 MHz transceiver. It supports multiple RF modulation profiles (2-FSK and ASK/OOK) and integrates with Home Assistant via MQTT while offering a standalone web interface.
A comprehensive DIY project for building ESP32-based environmental sensors and cameras integrated with Home Assistant via the ESPHome framework. It covers hardware selection, 3D casing design, wiring, and non-linear calibration to ensure accurate readings despite internal heat generation.
An internet-connected weather station application for the ESP32 Cheap Yellow Display (CYD). It features a 3-day forecast using the OpenWeather API, displaying weather icons and data on a 2.8-inch TFT screen. The project utilizes LittleFS for asset storage and the TFT_eSPI library for high-performance graphics.
A collection of example projects demonstrating interactive map displays on ESP32 microcontrollers using the 0015__map_tiles component and LVGL. These projects showcase features like GPS navigation, LoRa communication, and SD card-based tile loading across various development boards.
A high-performance Nintendo Entertainment System (NES) emulator ported to the ESP32, capable of running games at native speeds with full audio. It leverages FreeRTOS for concurrent CPU and APU emulation and supports various memory mappers covering approximately 79% of the NES library.
A DIY portable walkie-talkie based on the ESP32-S3 that leverages embedded neural networks for hands-free communication. It features automatic voice detection and keyword recognition using the ESP-SR framework, alongside a visual interface for animations and text-based conversation display.
A multi-system game emulator firmware for the M5Stack Cardputer based on the ESP32-S3. It supports ten classic consoles including NES, Game Boy, and Mega Drive, featuring optimized memory management to run within 256 KB of RAM and integrated support for the Cardputer's keyboard and SD card storage.
An end-to-end platform for deploying state-of-the-art AI voice agents on ESP32-S3 hardware. It utilizes a Deno-based edge server to bridge microcontrollers with APIs from OpenAI, Gemini, and Eleven Labs, featuring Opus audio compression and Secure WebSockets for low-latency speech-to-speech interaction.
An open-source firmware for ESP32-S3 microcontrollers that replicates and extends the functionality of the Bus Pirate hardware tool. It provides an interactive CLI for sniffing, sending, and scripting various digital and radio protocols like I2C, SPI, UART, CAN, and Sub-GHz.
An ESP32-based wireless e-ink display designed to track and showcase GitHub contribution streaks. Utilizing the Lilygo T5 development board, the project features ultra-low power consumption for months of battery life and a captive portal for easy WiFi configuration.
An automated system for winding BLDC motors using a four-motor configuration and an STM32G431CBU6 master controller. The project includes high-level Python control scripts, YAML-based configuration for motor kinematics, and a Godot-based simulation environment.
A modular, open-source 3D-printed robotic platform modeled after NASA's Perseverance rover. It employs a distributed control system using Arduino Mega, ESP32-S3, and Raspberry Pi Zero 2W, featuring a custom LVGL-based touchscreen interface and a Flask-powered web dashboard for remote monitoring.
This project transforms standard USB keyboards into wireless Bluetooth Low Energy (BLE) devices using the ESP32-S3's native USB-OTG hardware. It features multi-device switching for up to three paired hosts and utilizes the NimBLE stack for low-latency HID report forwarding.
A project demonstrating the development of a feature phone user interface using the Zig programming language and the LVGL graphics library. It targets the PinePhone running Apache NuttX RTOS while providing a WebAssembly-based simulation environment for rapid UI development in the browser.
OBJEX Link is a modular IoT development platform designed for sustainability, repairability, and ease of recycling. It features a unique two-part architecture comprising a mainboard and interchangeable modules, allowing for rapid prototyping and customization. The project supports various hardware iterations, including versions based on the ESP32-C3 microcontroller.
An ESP32-based open-source universal remote firmware utilizing the Arduino framework and LVGL for its graphical user interface. It supports device control via Infrared, Bluetooth Low Energy keyboard emulation, and MQTT for smart home integration, featuring a cross-platform simulator for desktop-based UI development.
A comprehensive firmware for ESP32 and STM32F4 microcontrollers that provides a customizable touchscreen UI controlled via MQTT. It utilizes the LVGL graphics library to drive various commodity displays, enabling home automation control through a flexible JSONL-based configuration.
A MicroPython-based web server framework for Raspberry Pi Pico, ESP8266, and ESP32 microcontrollers. It provides a browser-based interface to execute Python functions remotely, serve dynamic content, and manage files, with specific optimizations for memory-constrained devices.
An ESP32-based firmware for displaying 24-bit BMP images on a Waveshare 7-color e-Paper module. It features a REST API to receive image URLs over WiFi, stores them in SPIFFS, and renders them on the display using the Arduino framework.
A PID-controlled reflow oven controller built for the ESP32 using MicroPython and the LVGL graphics library. It features a touch-screen interface for selecting solder profiles, real-time temperature monitoring via thermocouple amplifiers, and remote configuration via FTP.
The official firmware for Trezor hardware wallets, supporting both the Trezor Model T and Trezor One. It features a modular architecture including a MicroPython-based core for modern devices and a legacy C implementation, backed by custom cryptographic and storage libraries.
A portable, self-contained computer powered by the ESP32-S3 and MicroPython, designed for music synthesis, graphics, and coding. It features a dedicated 120-voice synthesizer engine, multi-layer GPU support, and integrated LVGL for user interface elements. The system boots directly into a Python prompt, providing a distraction-free environment for creative programming.
X-Knob is an open-source smart knob project featuring a brushless motor for haptic feedback and a circular LCD for a dynamic UI. It is built using the ESP32-S3 microcontroller, the LVGL graphics library, and the X-TRACK UI framework, supporting features like MQTT integration for Home Assistant and Surface Dial functionality.
An open-source GPS bicycle computer featuring offline maps, real-time track recording, and GPX export. It is built on the high-performance AT32F435 microcontroller and utilizes the LVGL V8 library for a sophisticated graphical interface, supported by custom page management and data distribution frameworks.
An open-source AI chatbot firmware for ESP32 microcontrollers that enables voice interaction using large language models like Qwen and DeepSeek. It features offline wake-up, streaming ASR/TTS, and utilizes the Model Context Protocol (MCP) for IoT device control and cloud-side capability expansion.
An open-source keyboard firmware built on the Zephyr Real Time Operating System. It provides a modern, wireless-first platform for mechanical keyboards, supporting Bluetooth Low Energy, split configurations, and extensive customization through a modular system of shields and behaviors.
A lightweight Bluetooth Low Energy (BLE) library for Arduino based on the NimBLE stack. It provides a resource-efficient alternative to the standard Bluedroid-based BLE library for ESP32 and Nordic nRF5 series microcontrollers, significantly reducing flash and RAM usage.
An open-source modular Test and Measurement platform centered around an STM32F769 ARM Cortex-M7 MCU. It provides a complete hardware and software framework for modular power supplies and data acquisition, supporting visual programming via EEZ Flow, SCPI commands, and MicroPython scripting.
A custom MicroPython firmware deployment specifically designed for the Monocle AR glasses. It integrates the Nordic nRF52832 SoC with support for Bluetooth LE, FPGA-driven displays, and camera modules using the LittleFS file system and Nordic SoftDevice.
A collection of MicroPython drivers for various Waveshare e-Paper displays, supporting a wide range of screen sizes and color configurations. The library provides an interface for controlling these displays using SPI or UART on MicroPython-compatible hardware, including support for partial and full refreshes.
Lua RTOS is a real-time operating system for embedded systems, featuring a Lua 5.3 interpreter on top of a FreeRTOS-powered micro-kernel. It provides a hardware abstraction layer for ESP32, ESP8266, and PIC32MZ platforms, allowing for programming via Lua or a block-based IDE.
A specialized driver that adds OV2640 camera support to MicroPython for the ESP32 family. It enables high-resolution image capture by leveraging PSRAM and provides a Pythonic interface for controlling camera parameters like frame size, quality, and special effects.
A comprehensive MicroPython library for InvenSense MPU9150, MPU9250, and MPU6050 sensors. It features a robust 3D vector class, sensor calibration tools, and support for vehicle-relative coordinate mapping, specifically optimized for the Pyboard and other MicroPython-compatible hardware.
A dual-core embedded application for the STM32H747I-DISCO board utilizing AzureRTOS (ThreadX) and GUIX. It demonstrates a distributed architecture where the Cortex-M4 manages I2C sensor data and peripherals while the Cortex-M7 handles the graphical user interface and display logic.
A Bluetooth-enabled macro keyboard featuring gesture recognition powered by TensorFlow Lite for Microcontrollers on an ESP32. It combines capacitive touch sensors, physical buttons, and an OLED display to provide customizable computer control via BLE HID and AutoHotkey integration.
A comprehensive integration project for Ginlong Solis solar inverters, offering ESPHome and Arduino-based firmware to monitor and control inverter status via Modbus RS-485. It supports hardware like the ESP8266 and the Solis S3 WiFi stick, enabling local data export to Home Assistant and InfluxDB.
HydraBus is an open-source multi-tool hardware platform designed for hardware hacking, debugging, and protocol analysis. It supports various firmware configurations including HydraFW, a MicroPython port, and the Black Magic Probe for JTAG/SWD debugging. The platform targets STM32 microcontrollers and provides a versatile interface for interacting with various hardware protocols.
An open-source firmware for the PineTime smartwatch based on the nRF52832 microcontroller. It utilizes FreeRTOS for task management, LVGL for the user interface, and NimBLE for Bluetooth Low Energy connectivity. The project provides a complete suite of applications, watch faces, and OTA update capabilities for the PineTime hardware.
A comprehensive Arduino library for ESP32 and ESP8266 that simplifies the implementation of web servers with integrated file management, WiFi configuration, and OTA updates. It enables hosting web assets directly from flash memory and includes a built-in code editor for runtime UI adjustments.
A comprehensive display driver for SSD1306 and SH1106 OLED displays on ESP8266, ESP32, and Mbed-OS platforms. It supports I2C and SPI interfaces, providing a rich API for drawing shapes, text, and progress bars, alongside a dedicated UI framework for managing frames and transitions.
ESP-Scope is a web-based oscilloscope application built on the ESP-IDF framework for ESP32 microcontrollers. It utilizes the ESP32's ADC capabilities to capture analog signals and serves a real-time visualization interface via a web browser, supporting sample rates up to 83.3 kHz.
ESP32 MPY-Jama is a cross-platform desktop IDE and management tool designed for Espressif ESP32 microcontrollers running MicroPython. It provides a graphical interface for file management, real-time system monitoring, network configuration, and firmware flashing. The project simplifies IoT development by offering built-in 'Jama Funcs' for rapid testing of peripherals like sensors, LEDs, and displays.
A specialized driver library for Sunton 'Cheap Yellow Display' (CYD) boards, providing a unified interface for LVGL 9. It leverages the Espressif esp_lcd component to support a wide range of ESP32, S3, and C3 based smart displays with integrated touch and peripheral control.
ESP32-TUX is a comprehensive Touch UX template for ESP32 and ESP32-S3 microcontrollers, leveraging the LVGL graphics library and LovyanGFX driver. It provides a ready-to-use framework for building sophisticated HMI applications with features like Wi-Fi provisioning, OTA updates, and theme switching across various 3.5-inch display modules.
SnoreSense is a TinyML application designed for the Seeed XIAO MG24 Sense to detect snoring in real-time. It utilizes TensorFlow Lite Micro for on-device inference, processing audio from the onboard PDM microphone to provide a privacy-focused, low-power sleep monitoring solution.