ESP32 Virtual Cat Project
An interactive virtual pet built with Rust on the ESP32-C3, featuring environmental sensing and a state-driven animation system. It utilizes DHT and LDR sensors for environmental awareness and NVS for persistent statistics.
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An interactive virtual pet built with Rust on the ESP32-C3, featuring environmental sensing and a state-driven animation system. It utilizes DHT and LDR sensors for environmental awareness and NVS for persistent statistics.
A wireless e-ink device based on the ESP32-powered Soldered Inkplate 6 platform that displays meeting room schedules. It utilizes the Roombelt backend for data and features a secondary digital photo frame mode that reads images from a microSD card.
This project provides an STM32 HAL-based implementation for communicating with a Toyota RAV4 climate control panel via the LIN bus. Targeting the STM32G474RE microcontroller, it demonstrates reverse engineering techniques for automotive HMI modules and utilizes DMA for efficient serial data handling.
An experimental USB DAC and Class-D amplifier implemented on the Raspberry Pi RP2040. The project uses PIO-based H-bridge control and a 4th-order delta-sigma modulator to drive external MOSFETs directly from the microcontroller.
This project enables remote control and monitoring of Flexispot standing desks using an Arduino Nesso N1 or other M5Unified-compatible ESP32 devices. It emulates the original desk controller by communicating with the LoctekMotion control box via serial protocols, providing both a web-based UI and physical button controls.
IkeDryBox is an advanced ESP32-based DIY filament dryer featuring precision PID temperature control and a responsive LVGL touch interface. It integrates seamlessly with Home Assistant via MQTT and provides a built-in WebUI for real-time parameter tuning and network configuration.
A lightweight and efficient wrapper for the KISS FFT library, specifically designed for the Raspberry Pi Pico (RP2040). It provides high-level functions for capturing analog signals via ADC and DMA, processing them into frequency bins, and performing real-time signal analysis.
A physical companion device for the Claude Code AI assistant, utilizing the M5Paper V1.1 e-ink display. It features real-time session mirroring, hardware-based tool approval, and touch-screen interactions powered by ESP32 and a Python-based daemon.
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