| With a BASIC interpreter running on an ESP32, it is easy to build a servo-mounted camera featuring pan and tilt control. No Arduino code, no...
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| Espressif's ESP32-C3 has arrived. A single-core, cost-effective alternative to the ESP8266, the ESP32-C3 uses the open RISC-V instruction se...
| In the article “Magnetic Levitation the Easy Way,” we saw that magnetic levitation isn’t too difficult to achieve with a permanent magnet, t...
| Last time, we covered magnetic levitation with an analog comparator. Now an ESP32 Pico SoC is in control.
| Ready for Elektor Lab Notes? This summer, the engineers and editors in the Elektor Lab remain hard at work on several engineering projects,...
| ESP32-based (home) automation computer to control almost anything.
| The first article in this series about MicroPython for the ESP32 focused on the development interface and simple commands. Now we present pr...
| The Ringo is an educational DIY mobile phone that you can use to make “real” calls. It is typical Elektor: build, learn, and have fun! Check...
| Python is more and more coming to replace C as the programming language of choice, and this trend can now also be seen in the world of micro...
| A bit of ANNEX32-BASIC-script-code to control an ESP32 based pan/tilt servo CAM. No ARDUINO-Code, no compiling … just run the interpreter on...