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Someone used an ESP32 to capture light travelling at 10 billion frames per second
They used a very smart trick to get it to work.
On this episode, Hackaday editors Elliot Williams and Tom Nardi discuss their love of electronic paper, clunky cartridges, and keeping old games alive by any means possible. You’ll also hear ...
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Someone squeezed a 28.9M LLM onto an ESP32-S3, and so can you
It can tell a mean story.
Quick Summary Struggling to gain deep visibility into network traffic and detect hidden threats across complex environments? Discover the 7 best packet sniffing software solutions for enterprises in ...
I respect & support ideas of open-source. Interested in low-level solutions (firmware/kernel) and application software. Have you ever wondered what happens the moment you press the power button on ...
The number of UEFI vulnerabilities discovered in recent years and the failures in patching them or revoking vulnerable binaries within a reasonable time window hasn’t gone unnoticed by threat actors.
I wanted a way to control all the projects I make. Note: it is not a remote for A/V systems. It is for my projects. I wanted this to work not just at home in my WiFi zone but also at remote locations ...
In previous tutorial, OLED is interfaced with ESP32 using SPI communication which uses 5 pins. In this tutorial, we interface 16x2 LCD with ESP32, using only 2 pins, with the help of I2C communication ...
ESP32 - Digital Voltmeter using old style ADC conversion method. ESP32 - Digital Voltmeter using old style ADC conversion method. High precision, good stability , negative and positive Voltages !
In this article, let us discuss how to interface WIFI module ESP8266 with a PIC microcontroller. So far you might have been using the ESP8266 module as a standalone microcontroller or might have been ...
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