But with that, the ESP32 is up and running. These modules are small and compact enough that it’s actually possible to build an entire dev board setup inside a USB module for a Framework laptop, too.

Doesn’t have to be, as you are assuming there that the device maker actually puts all the connectivity to that port – more than a few devices with a USB-C port and USB2.0 data only.

Before I could connect my ESP32 with Home Assistant and go ham with YAML scripts, I had to connect the display module with the microcontroller. Just so we’re clear, I initially created this ...

The ESP32-C61-DevKitC-1 is a development board based on the ESP32-C61 low-cost WiFi 6 and Bluetooth LE 5.0 SoC that was first ...

The latest module is even more powerful than the WROOM-32 and is equipped with a 8MB PSRAM chip when you need extra data buffering although the core processing chip (ESP32) and SPI Flash (4MB) is ...