FreeRTOS Projects

Politician is a sophisticated WiFi security auditing library for ESP32 microcontrollers, designed for modern 802.11 protocol research. It provides advanced capabilities for capturing WPA/WPA2/WPA3 handshakes and enterprise credentials using non-blocking state machines and stealthy injection techniques.

An animated kawaii-style face widget for LVGL 9 on ESP32, featuring 17 distinct emotions with dynamic eye, mouth, and sparkle animations. It supports smooth transitions between expressions and integrates directly into the ESP-IDF component system.

A real-time thermal imaging system that streams 80x62 resolution frames from an ESP32-S3 to a Node.js web interface via TCP and WebSockets. It features a comprehensive dashboard with temperature overlays, live charting, and multiple color map presets for visual analysis.

This project enables ESP32 microcontrollers to manage Tesla vehicle charging and monitor telemetry over Bluetooth Low Energy using the ESPHome framework. It supports key pairing, charging current adjustment, and vehicle wake management while utilizing FreeRTOS for task handling on the ESP32 platform.

This project provides an ESPHome configuration to transform M5Stack AtomS3 Lite or NanoC6 devices into Bluetooth proxies for Home Assistant. It enables centralized management and extended range for Bluetooth Low Energy devices by leveraging ESP32-based hardware as network gateways.

This project implements a USB Video Class (UVC) firmware for the Raspberry Pi RP2040, enabling video streaming from an OV2640 camera to a host computer. It utilizes the TinyUSB stack for USB connectivity and provides optional FreeRTOS support for task management, while also driving an ILI9341 LCD for local preview using PIO-based drivers.

An ESP32-C6 based environmental monitor that tracks CO2, VOCs, temperature, and more using the Zigbee protocol. Built on the ESP-IDF framework with FreeRTOS, it features seamless integration with Zigbee2MQTT and supports OTA updates.

Colibri is an open-source DIY hardware wallet firmware targeting ESP32 microcontrollers. It provides a secure, encrypted keystore and a BLE-based JSON-RPC interface for signing Ethereum transactions and managing mnemonics using affordable, off-the-shelf hardware.

An ESP32-based high-performance CD player firmware and hardware project that interfaces with IDE-based CD-ROM drives. It features a sophisticated audio path using the PCM5102 DAC and Wolfson WM8805, running on FreeRTOS with extensive use of PSRAM for audio buffering.

A Wi-Fi provisioning and OTA update component for ESP32 using a captive portal. It automatically handles credential management via NVS and provides a web interface for network scanning and firmware uploads when no connection is available.

An ESP32-S3 based touchscreen macropad designed for Helldivers 2, providing live stratagem configuration and loadout management. It utilizes FreeRTOS, LVGL, and the TinyUSB stack to function as a versatile HID keyboard interface for PC and PlayStation.

A dedicated e-Ink remote control for Home Assistant built for ESP32-S3 devices like the M5Paper and Lilygo T5. It utilizes the Home Assistant WebSocket API for real-time state updates and control without requiring additional server-side plugins.

An ESP32-powered interactive robot that combines the classic 'useless box' concept with mobility and facial expressions. It leverages FreeRTOS to coordinate dual-core operations for LED matrix animations, servo-controlled mechanical arms, and stepper-driven movement.

okhi is an open-source hardware implant designed to sniff and log keystrokes from USB and PS2 keyboards. It utilizes an RP2040 microcontroller for data parsing and an ESP32-C2 (ESP8684) for real-time WiFi transmission to a web interface. The project features advanced hardware design choices like TCXO oscillators and custom PIO programs to handle non-standard keyboard signals.

This project enables the decoding and rendering of animated GIF files stored in flash memory onto a 320x240 SPI LCD screen using an ESP32-S3. It utilizes the AnimatedGIF and bb_spi_lcd libraries to manage hardware abstraction and frame buffer allocation.

An ESP32-based project designed to fetch and display real-time electricity prices from the Tibber API on a Lilygo T5 4.7-inch E-Ink display. It utilizes the Arduino framework and focuses on providing an accessible, low-cost hardware solution for energy price monitoring.

A Board Support Package for Wireless Tag WT32-SC01 series boards utilizing ESP-IDF 5.x and LVGL 9.x. It provides integrated drivers for ST7796 LCDs and FT5x06 touch controllers, alongside support for SPIFFS and uSD card storage on ESP32 and ESP32-S3 platforms.

A real-time firmware for ESP32-S3 based HUB75 LED matrix displays, specifically designed for Protogen masks. It features sensor-driven interactions using proximity, accelerometer, and microphone inputs, alongside Bluetooth LE control and OTA updates via the NimBLE stack.

OpenSpool is an open-source filament management system that uses NFC tags to automatically sync spool settings with 3D printers. Built on the ESPHome framework for ESP32 microcontrollers, it integrates with printers via MQTT to automate filament identification and configuration.

Esp32Repartition is a specialized tool designed to update ESP32 partition tables via Over-the-Air (OTA) updates, primarily to solve storage constraints for WLED firmware. Built on the ESP-IDF and Arduino frameworks, it enables resizing of app partitions by shrinking data sections without requiring a physical USB connection.

A comprehensive collection of example projects and hardware tests for the Super Mini ESP32-C3 development board. It covers a wide range of functionality including GPIO, ADC, deep sleep, serial communication, and wireless connectivity using the Arduino framework and PlatformIO.

A library for ESP32 Arduino that implements the Nordic UART Service (NUS) to provide a HardwareSerial-compatible BLE interface. It supports both the standard ESP32 BLE stack and the memory-efficient NimBLE-Arduino library, while offering optional integration with the Embedded Template Library (ETL) for deterministic memory management.

Focus Dial is an ESP32-based productivity tool designed to manage focus sessions through physical hardware interaction. It integrates with Home Assistant to trigger environmental changes like lighting scenes and network-level distraction blocking while managing phone notifications via Bluetooth.

An open-source monitoring and control solution for Victron Multiplus II systems using the LilyGo T-Display S3 AMOLED. Built on the ESP32 platform, it provides real-time data on solar power, grid status, and battery health while allowing users to toggle charger and inverter functions.

A multi-platform Commodore 64 emulator designed for ESP32-S3 and ESP32 microcontrollers, supporting various display technologies from integrated LCDs to LED matrix panels. It utilizes FreeRTOS for multi-core task distribution and offers versatile input options including custom Android BLE and web-based keyboards.

An automated solar concentrator system that uses an ESP32-CAM and Arduino Pro Mini to focus sunlight onto a thermal target. It utilizes the ESP-IDF framework and FreeRTOS for computer-vision-based sun tracking and mirror orientation.

WiFiExe is a remote-controlled BadUSB tool built on the ESP32-S3 that enables HID payload execution and data exfiltration via a web-based interface. It leverages the ESP32-S3's native USB capabilities to act as both a keyboard and a mass storage device for security research on Windows 11 systems.

A ROS 2 bridge for controlling Xiaomi Cybergear motors using M5Stack hardware via micro-ROS and Ethernet. The system supports multiple motor configurations, real-time control modes, and parameter tuning through standard ROS 2 interfaces.

A comprehensive development resource for the Seeed Studio XIAO ESP32 family, including the C3, S3, and C6 modules. It provides over thirty modular projects demonstrating hardware-specific features like LiPo battery monitoring, deep sleep optimization, and advanced wireless implementations such as BLE HID keyboards and WebSocket camera servers.

InfiniEmu is a high-fidelity emulator for the PineTime smartwatch, simulating the nRF52832 SoC and its complete peripheral suite including I2C sensors and SPI displays. It enables developers to run production firmware like InfiniTime in both native desktop environments and web browsers using WebAssembly, featuring integrated support for FreeRTOS debugging and LittleFS storage.

This project provides a Home Assistant integration and an ESP32-based emulator for Hunter Douglas PowerView Gen 3 window shades. It enables local Bluetooth Low Energy control, battery monitoring, and features a specialized tool for extracting device encryption keys using the WolfSSL library.

pico-vfs is a modular virtual file system designed for the Raspberry Pi Pico that provides a unified POSIX-compliant API for various storage media. It allows developers to mount multiple file systems, such as littlefs and FatFs, across physical storage like onboard flash and SD cards. The project streamlines embedded development by abstracting hardware differences and supporting standard C file operations.

A comprehensive collection of C programming experiments and educational materials covering embedded systems, Linux kernel modules, and network protocols. The project targets platforms ranging from AVR (ATmega, ATtiny) and ESP32 (using FreeRTOS and LwIP) to standard Linux environments, focusing on practical implementations of SPI, ePaper displays, and socket programming.

A multipurpose dual-role BLE-to-serial bridge for ESP32 microcontrollers that supports simultaneous peripheral and central connections. Built on the Arduino platform and utilizing FreeRTOS, it provides a robust communication link with features like automatic data fragmentation, checksums, and a command-based serial protocol. The project targets various ESP32 variants and includes specialized examples for RFID interfacing and Web BLE integration.

dtuGateway is an ESP32-based firmware that bridges Hoymiles HMS-series solar inverters with integrated Wi-Fi to smart home ecosystems. It provides reliable data monitoring and remote control via MQTT, REST API, and openHAB, bypassing the limitations of the official cloud interface. The project supports various local displays and features a captive portal for easy configuration.

This project provides a MicroPython port for the Flipper Zero, enabling native Python script execution on the device. It allows developers to interface with hardware components like GPIO, ADC, PWM, and the internal speaker using Python instead of C. The application is distributed as a Flipper Application Package (FAP) and integrates the standard MicroPython library.