A small project combining ESP8266 with a vintage Soviet Nixie tube from the 70s to create an artistic clock

I am going to use this screen to create a touch panel for my home automation system.

Project #25 - Movement - RTC - Mk10

LedBox V3 is an ultimate, sound-reactive LED controller, compatible with 5-12V addressable LED strips (WS281x, SK6812, etc.), supporting 3-(data) and 4-(data/clock) wire signal protocols. Whether you prefer a plug-and-play solution, or you are a maker that loves tinkering with hardware, it offers the best of both worlds.

Had some time this weekend and a desire to create something new and interesting, so went ahead and created an Arduino/NodeMCU based indoor dial thermometer.

LaserProjector V2 is a battery-powered, ESP32-based laser XY scanner using stepper motors to deflect the beam. It has auto-homing functionality, and can be controlled wirelessly (Wi-Fi & Bluetooth).

I will present how I interacted with Elecrow and what I have from this provider, and I will start with CrowPanel ESP32 1.28-inch Round Display.

This is certainly the simplest and cheapest object detection system that can serve perfectly for the presentation of the possibilities of this technology.

Project #25 - Movement - EEPROM - Mk09

Effortlessly monitor your home's energy consumption with the DIY Smart Powermeter, seamlessly integrated with the user-friendly Home Assistant platform. This powerful project provides real-time data on your household's energy usage and offers the added convenience of a snapshot of your grid's status whenever you open the electric closet, thanks to the 2.9' e-paper display. Featuring an integrated 230VAC to 5VDC regulator, the ESP32-S2 efficiently harnesses power from surrounding wires for optimal performance. The Smart Powermeter supports up to six different CT clamps, with or without a burden resistor, allowing for versatile monitoring options. Additionally, it can measure ambient temperature, giving you comprehensive insights into your energy consumption and surroundings.

Elecrow CrowPanel 5.79” E-Paper ESP32 display combines the benefits of e-ink with the computing power of the ESP32-S3 chip, making it perfect for low-power applications like weather stations, dashboards, and home automation.

This project features an e-paper display that shows real-time weather information, including temperature, sky conditions, humidity, and visibility. It's an energy-efficient solution with a sleek design.

Project #25 - Movement - SD - Mk12