External LED via Wi-Fi | ESP32 Mini Guide
Tap a button on your phone and watch an LED light up across the room. This External LED via Wi-Fi turns an ESP32 into a tiny web server that hosts a page with ON/OFF buttons.

Tap a button on your phone and watch an LED light up across the room. This External LED via Wi-Fi turns an ESP32 into a tiny web server that hosts a page with ON/OFF buttons.

In today’s connected world, accurate time synchronization is important for many applications. For example, the ESP32 NTP Time Synchronization with LCD Display project combines two essential features: NTP (Network Time Protocol) synchronization and real-time data display on an LCD screen. Because the ESP32 can connect to internet servers for NTP, it ensures reliable timekeeping. Additionally,…

The “ESP32 DHT Server: Monitoring Temperature and Humidity” project uses an ESP32 microcontroller and a DHT11 sensor to track environmental data. For example, the ESP32 connects to a Wi-Fi network and hosts a simple web page. As a result, users can see real-time temperature and humidity readings from any device on the same network. In…

Need a big clock that is easy to read even on bright days? Why not build your own digital clock based on an ESP32. And on top update the time automatically over the internet (NTP time server). What do we learn? use NeoPixel library to drive a chain of WS2812 RGBW LEDs how to handle…

The ESP32-CAM is one of the cheapest solutions if you want to add video recording to your IoT project. In this tutorial, you will learn the following: how to program the ESP32-CAM how to do browser-based and RTSP video streaming how to use an FTDI adapter to program the ESP32-CAM how to use OTA to program the…

Use an ESP32 to monitor temperature, humidity and eCO2 – then toss the data online!