What can you build with ESP32?

A small ESP32-C3 desk companion with animated faces, web controls and a published low-cost parts list.

An ESP32-CAM project that reads existing water, gas or electricity meters and publishes the readings digitally.

A printable ESP32 quadruped using eight servos, an expressive OLED face and open animation/control software.

A modular ESP32-based split-flap display designed to scale from a single character to large installations.

A compact ESP32 curtain robot built to automate an existing curtain rail without ropes or pulleys.

An open wheeled robot that reuses a smartphone for camera, compute and higher-level robotics while an Arduino Nano or ESP32 handles the motors and low-level sensors.

A current open pan, tilt and slide camera rig using an ESP32 web interface, stepper motors and a fabrication-heavy mix of printed and machined parts.

A compact ESP32 touchscreen teleprompter with touch speed control, a physical pause button and a printable monitor mount.

An ESP32 desk printer that turns weather and calendar data into a short physical morning briefing on receipt paper.

A small ESP32 instrument showing temperature, humidity, pressure and a comfort label on an OLED display.

A fully open-source ESP32-S3 e-paper watch sold as a small assembly kit and designed to be reprogrammed, modified and recased.

An open haptic control knob that uses a brushless gimbal motor and magnetic encoder to create software-defined detents, endstops, springs and other tactile behaviours.