I created a touchscreen meshcore companion, without needing any receivers or phone. You only need 2x 18650 batteries and love for Meshcore and for CrowPanels!

Learn how to make PCBs at home using just two materials.

Openterface KeyMod is a compact USB/Bluetooth HID emulator that turns your phone into a portable keyboard and trackpad. This project shows a quick, repeatable setup for local control of kiosks, signage players, mini PCs, and lab rigs when a full keyboard and mouse aren’t at hand.

HMI Dashboard for Euro Truck Simulator 2. Powered by an ESP32-S3 running FreeRTOS and LVGL 8.3, we deliver ultra-smooth 60FPS telemetry that outshines standard tablet-based apps. It is a standalone, low-latency, and professional-grade digital cluster that transforms your truck simulation into a premium driving experience.

A polished and modern HMI design for an aquarium controller, built with LVGL and SquareLine Vision. Focused on clean layouts, smooth animations, and intuitive rotary control to create a UI that stands out.

In this video, I demonstrate the simplest way to build an advanced, keyless security device using the CrowPanel 1.28-inch-HMI ESP32 Rotary Display. This module is a game-changer for DIY electronics because it integrates a touch screen, a physical button, and a rotary encoder into one sleek unit.

A device used to hold wood steady while you cut it or take measurements on it.

A UI project designed to simulate an uploading of a project.

Aqua Mitra is a smart aquarium companion built using the CrowPanel 2.8-inch ESP32 HMI display and SquareLine Studio. It provides an interactive touch dashboard to monitor and manage aquarium conditions in real time. The system integrates a DS18B20 temperature sensor for continuous tank monitoring, an SG90 servo motor for automated feeding at scheduled intervals, and relay-based control for lighting and air pump operation. By combining sensing, automation, and intuitive UI design, Aqua Mitra simplifies aquarium care while maintaining a stable and healthy aquatic environment through precise embedded control.

Most DIY projects stay on the workbench because they look like science experiments. The OG DIY Smartwatch is the result of a nine-month engineering journey to prove that 'DIY' can mean 'Daily Driver.' After seven mechanical revisions to master SLA resin tolerances and light-bleed, I’ve transformed a bare ESP32-C3 circuit into a sleek, open-source wearable. It features a 350-nit IPS display, custom LVGL-based OS, and phone-synced navigation—all built for a fraction of the cost of a retail watch. We built it cheap, but we wear it proud.

I built HALF PILL a smart Wi-Fi enabled Pill Reminder using the Seeed Studio XIAO ESP32-C3 and their beautiful Round Display for XIAO.

By combining the vintage aesthetics of a CRT oscilloscope with modern ESP32 hardware, this project proves you don't need dangerous high voltage to enjoy the classic look of a vector clock.

This project demonstrates a long-range smart home control system built using RYLR998 LoRa modules, NodeMCU ESP8266, and Arduino Uno. Unlike traditional WiFi-based home automation systems, this project uses LoRa (Long Range communication) technology to enable wireless communication up to 5KM range under line-of-sight conditions.

By combining a vintage radio's sensitive front-end with modern SDR technology, I created a powerful hybrid receiver that offers both the nostalgic feel of classic hardware and the precision of modern software.