Your ESP32 doesn’t need solder to be useful.

If you wanted to make a game that ran on a commodity microcontroller, you could be forgiven for not knowing where to start.

Build a DIY ESP32 LoRaWAN sensor node to track garden temperature and humidity from up to 600 meters away. Includes PCB ...

We’re big fans of pushing hardware into situations it wasn’t designed for here at Hackaday, but sometimes you’ve got to ...

A team led by Assistant Professor Tural Khudiyev at the NUS College of Design and Engineering has built a fibre that is both a line of pixels and a touch sensor, and wove 54 of them into a sleeve. NUS ...