Again, you’ll need to interface the sensor with your ESP32 board before connecting the latter to your PC and launching the Arduino IDE.

This breadboard compatible package combines an ESP32-S2 module with a top-mounted PIR sensor, making it a turn key solution for all sorts of motion sensing projects.

Framework encourages the development of new modules, which is something [Spacehuhn] has taken on with an ESP32-S3 development board.

Well, if my kid self went forward in time and saw this amazing ESP-32 project that enhances a Hot Wheels track with a few nerdy extras, I don't think he'd ever be satisfied with w ...