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3 things a $20 ESP32 display can easily do that a tablet can't

Discover the unexpected power of a $20 device that outshines tablets in versatility and reliability for your next ESP32 project.
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Datalogger Uses ESP32 And ESP8266 Low Power Modes

[G6EJD] wanted to design a low power datalogger and decided to look at the power consumption of an ESP32 versus an ESP8266. You can see the video results below. Of course, anytime someone does a power ...
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TinyML is the most impressive piece of software you can run on any ESP32

TinyML is an incredibly powerful piece of software, and you can easily train your own model and deploy it on an ESP32.