FreeRTOS Projects

A comprehensive collection of peripheral, scheduling, storage, and utility components for the ESP32-S3 using the ESP-IDF framework. It provides standardized APIs for a wide range of I2C, SPI, UART, and ADC sensors, alongside advanced utilities like Kalman filters and data logging.

An ESPHome-based integration for monitoring and controlling Deye photovoltaic inverters via Modbus RTU. It targets ESP32 microcontrollers using the ESP-IDF framework to provide real-time data visualization and control within Home Assistant.

A comprehensive IoT environment monitoring solution built for ESP32 and ESP8266 microcontrollers. It provides real-time tracking of temperature, humidity, and water levels, featuring a Flask-based backend with SQLite storage and a responsive web dashboard for data visualization and remote threshold management.

An interactive shell module for Raspberry Pi Pico applications running FreeRTOS. It provides a VT100-compatible terminal interface with support for custom commands, subcommands, autocompletion, and command history.

A custom firmware launcher for the Tab5 device based on M5Launcher, utilizing the LVGL graphics library for its user interface. It allows users to load and flash binary firmwares from a FAT32-formatted SD card onto the ESP32-P4 based hardware.

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.

A compact 2.4GHz frequency disruptor based on the ESP32-C3 and dual nRF24L01 modules. It targets Bluetooth, BLE, WiFi, and RC drone signals for educational security testing and controlled disruption.

A DIY home laser shooting range built with the ESP32 and an OV2640 camera. The system detects laser pulses from a toy gun, applies perspective correction for accurate scoring, and provides a web-based dashboard for real-time feedback.

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 dual-band WiFi deauthentication and security tool for BW16 and ESP32 microcontrollers. It provides a web-based interface for network scanning, packet injection, and real-time monitoring of 2.4GHz and 5GHz traffic. The system includes an integrated sniffer for capturing EAPOL and management frames, with logs stored on an SD card.

An open-source prototype for silent animatronic cat ears using brushless motors and Field Oriented Control (FOC). It utilizes an ESP32 microcontroller with the SimpleFOC library to achieve precise, quiet motion, overcoming the noise issues of traditional RC servos. The system integrates magnetic encoders and an IMU for sophisticated movement and orientation tracking.

A modular firmware platform for the ESP32-S3 SoC built using the ESP-IDF framework. It features a structured architecture divided into hardware drivers, services, core logic, and applications, utilizing the NimBLE Bluetooth stack for wireless connectivity.

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.

A compact, open-source multi-purpose sensing device inspired by the Star Trek tricorder. Built on the Seeed Studio XIAO ESP32C3, it integrates a spectrometer, CO2 sensor, and environmental sensors with a low-power Sharp Memory Display for portable data visualization.

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 comprehensive firmware for ESP32-based portable gaming consoles featuring a 128x64 OLED display. It includes classic games, a web-based configuration interface, and system utilities like a LittleFS file manager and a calculator.

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 sophisticated dynamic code loading system for the ESP32-P4 microcontroller that enables native RISC-V execution without firmware reflashing. It provides a Python-based host toolchain for cross-compilation and a high-speed USB transport protocol for rapid algorithm deployment and testing. Built on ESP-IDF and FreeRTOS, it supports automatic memory management, cache coherency, and seamless NumPy integration.

A demonstration project showcasing Embedded Swift on the ESP32-C6 microcontroller. It features a rotating 3D cube animation on an OLED display using the U8g2 library and I2C communication within the ESP-IDF framework.

A lightweight C99 library for creating Model Context Protocol (MCP) servers on resource-constrained embedded systems. It enables developers to transform existing C functions into AI-accessible tools with minimal code changes, supporting multiple transports and various RTOS environments like FreeRTOS and Zephyr.

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.

An advanced animated character display system based on the ESP32-P4 platform using the DSI interface to drive a 10.1-inch LCD. It features a 12x5 grid for characters and emoji with a unique 'card falling' animation effect. The system utilizes LVGL for UI rendering and NimBLE for BLE communication via an external ESP32-C6 co-processor.

A multi-interface network gateway firmware for the ESP32 series that implements the Reticulum Network Stack (Reticulum). It enables transparent packet routing and bridging across WiFi, ESP-NOW, LoRa, Serial, and HAM radio interfaces, providing a resilient and cryptographically secured communication mesh.

An embedded project that repurposes the ESP32's internal Audio PLL and I2S Master Clock to create a functional FM radio transmitter. By dynamically adjusting the APLL frequency via a high-resolution timer, it achieves real-time frequency modulation of an 8kHz audio signal. The project demonstrates advanced peripheral manipulation for RF generation without external transmitter chips.

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.

StickiNote is a digital sticky note application optimized for the ESP32-P4 high-performance microcontroller. It utilizes the MIPI DSI interface for 10-inch displays and the LVGL v9 library to provide a smooth, e-paper-styled user interface with persistent storage.

An ESP32-based filament movement sensor for the Elegoo Carbon Centauri 3D printer. It integrates a Big Tree Tech SFS 2.0 sensor to detect jams or runouts and communicates via WebSockets to pause the printer. The project features a web-based UI for configuration and real-time status monitoring.

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.

A comprehensive configuration guide and project template for developing STM32 applications using JetBrains CLion. It leverages the STM32CubeCLT toolchain and STM32CubeMX for code generation, providing a modern cross-platform alternative to traditional IDEs like Keil with full support for FreeRTOS debugging.

Rust-based firmware for the EchoKit ESP32-S3 voice interaction device. It utilizes the ESP-IDF framework to provide voice processing, display management, and network connectivity for AI-driven hardware applications.

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.

A versatile Sub-GHz radio frequency tool for the ESP32 platform using the CC1101 transceiver. It enables reading, replaying, and storing signals across 315, 433, 868, and 915 MHz frequencies, supporting protocols like Princeton, KeeLoq, and StarLine.

An experimental signal jamming device built with an ESP32 microcontroller and dual NRF24L01 radio transmitters. It targets the 2.4GHz ISM band to interfere with Bluetooth and WiFi signals for educational research. The project is implemented using the Arduino framework and the RF24 library.