Identify noxious air bubbles lurking in the substrate w/ ultrasonic scans and assess water pollution based on chemical tests simultaneously.

Weather Crow is an ESP32-S3 based weather station featuring an E-paper display that shows current weather conditions and forecasts. This initial release provides a complete solution for monitoring local weather with minimal power consumption through efficient deep sleep cycles. the project is under the MIT license, so you can modify or chage as you want!!

A ready-to-use weather station. Quick setup: flash the prebuilt firmware and start testing in under a minute, no coding required. Open-source and customizable for your own weather-based projects. Firmware and source code available on GitHub.

WiFi-Enabled, modular prototyping platform for creating and testing electronics projects with ease.

This is certainly the cheapest and simplest Internet radio that you can make yourself if you have minimal knowledge in the field of electronics, and all thanks to this universal and practical display module.

Build the ESP-FLY, a tiny, phone-controlled ESP32 pocket drone powerful enough to fly indoors & outdoors!

A wearable Sign Language Translator powered by the VIAM and Raspberry Pi

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.

Artificial plant with environmental monitoring

In the year 2021 I created a "Internet Hardware WatchDog" using NodeMCU which reboots my home router whenever there is an issue with the Internet. This device sits next to my router and happily takes care of it whenever it has a hiccup. This year, I wanted to extend the watchdogs horizon by adding an "Internet Status Notifier" that displays the current status of the Internet using an RGB LED.