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I 3D-printed custom ESP32 cases, and my projects finally look finished
Custom 3D-printed ESP32 cases fit my DIY smart devices and help them survive outdoors
The reason my Home Assistant ESP32s kept crashing isn't what you'd expect
It's important to know the limitations of your project boards
You, too, can make this ESP32 air quality detector that works with Home Assistant
It can last a long time on one charge.
I used an ESP32 to map my Wi-Fi dead zones instead of walking around with my phone
A spare board did the walking.
4 ESP32 projects that need nothing more than the board and a USB cable
You don't need extra sensors just to build a couple of ESP32 projects
I built a $15 ESP32 display that shows exactly what my home server is doing
The missing piece wasn’t another monitor.
If you want a Matter smart home, start your ESP32 journey with the C6
Most ESP32 boards don't directly interface with Thread
I host a real website on a $5 ESP32, and it handles more traffic than I expected
Worth it for a portfolio, not for an app.
I gave a $5 ESP32 one job, and now my home server reboots itself when it freezes
A tiny board with a narrow job.
A $5 ESP32 fixed every Bluetooth range problem in my Home Assistant setup
Dead zones ended once I moved the proxy
I stopped losing Bluetooth devices in Home Assistant after flashing two ESP32 boards with ESPHome
Tiny boards to fix Bluetooth dead zones
This ESP32 weather display uses a human presence radar to light the screen when someone's close
A smart way to save on power.
Your first ESP32 should be the S3, not the board everyone recommends
The ESP32-S3 is just that good for beginners
These 6 ESP32 projects prove that plugging everything into a wall was never the right answer
Where outlets don't reach, deep sleep does
An ESP32-S3 can pretend to be a "normal" USB device, and it's one of the most useful tricks it can pull
It can double as a rock-solid macro pad
5 ESP32 builds that fixed something in my house the same afternoon I finished them
The builds that fixed real household annoyances
This open-source mouse-controlled ESP32 desktop runs within the terminal
It uses some smart tricks to get the job done.
