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XDA Developers on MSNopenHASP is another great way to flash your ESP32-powered displays, and it's extremely powerful and easy to useFor example, I was somewhat confused when it came to installing openHASP on the CYD, only to learn that it's only supported ...
[publidave] wanted a simple wireless display for a bluetooth cycling cadence sensor, and soon found himself deep down the rabbit hole of Micropython and Bluetooth Low Energy on the ESP32.
It’s all thanks to its low-power design, enabled by its e-paper display. The build is based around an ESP32 microcontroller, combined with a BMP180 sensor for measuring barometric pressure, and ...
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