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This project demonstrates a simple yet highly effective SDR (Software Defined Radio) receiver based on a dual-conversion superheterodyne architecture using two NE612 mixer ICs.

In this project, we will build a Smart Weather Monitoring System using the ESP32-S3 Smart Display, BME280 sensor, Rain Sensor, and LDR sensor.

With this project, you can easily turn your old (or new), useless TV into a beautiful retro video effect device.

Offline voice-controlled ESP32 meeting room system with synchronized panels and Google Calendar support.

In this project, we will interface a 0.96-inch SSD1306 OLED display with Arduino using both I2C and SPI communication methods.

KVM-GO is officially shipping to the US, supporting VGA, DP, and HDMI versions. We are also launching the Openterface iPad app, which transforms your tablet into a portable KVM console for managing headless servers and BIOS settings. Every box includes the full hardware kit and a bonus Gibby sticker.

DIY Tesla Coil based Plasma Rife Machine

Displays album art, song title, and artist The colors of the entire UI (background, buttons, text) automatically change based on the cover of the currently playing song Does Spotify work via Music Assistant

In this project, we will build a long-range wireless appliance control system using an Arduino Nano and the RYLR999 LoRa + BLE module.

In this project, I built a fully functional analog-style VU meter using an CrowPanel 3.5"-HMI ESP32 display, and LVGL.

Project #12: Robotics - ESP32-C3 Mini - Mk39

In today’s fast-paced industrial environment, real-time data access is crucial for efficient monitoring and troubleshooting. Traditional fixed monitoring setups can limit mobility and slow down response times. That’s why we’ve developed a portable Modbus Poller using RainbowLink from DFRobot and UniHIKER, combined with Python and Tkinter for a flexible and user-friendly monitoring solution.

Turn the Elecrow CrowPanel on ESP32-P4 into an interactive AI storybook with animated scenes, local voice playback, and touch interaction

The TCBK40 is a fully open-source, high-performance 40% mechanical keyboard designed from the ground up by Tuka Customs. Built with a strong focus on compact efficiency, clean PCB architecture, and maker accessibility, this project aims to deliver a powerful yet minimal typing platform for enthusiasts, developers, and hardware creators. From a hardware perspective, the project emphasizes accessibility. Components are selected to balance performance and availability, enabling makers around the world to source parts and build their own units without unnecessary complexity. The design also considers ease of assembly, making it approachable for both experienced builders and those entering the custom keyboard space. TCBK40 is built for those who want control over their tools, and the freedom to shape their own hardware.

A professional-looking VFO for your radio projects without spending a fortune on touchscreen, rotary encoder or complex hardware.