Category: LCD/OLED/ePaper

MaTouch is a rotary encoder with a circular display attached to it. This nifty device is designed and developed by Makerfabs and powered by an ESP32-S3 module. Priced at $44.80 this this compact gadget features Bluetooth and Wi-Fi capabilities and can be used for IoT applications. A...

In an attempt to unleash the potential of the ESP32 microcontroller developer and tinkerer, Chris Greening has built an ESP32 Mini TV and explained how he did it in a detailed video. In recent years, ESP32 has become very popular among the maker community simply due to its superior...

Soldered Electronics has announced another Inkplate embedded device, an open source and Arduino-compatible e-paper display module– Inkplate 4 Tempera. The Inkplate 4 TEMPERA features a 3.8-inch e-paper touchscreen with a resolution of 600x600 pixels. It comes with built-in front...

Starter kits prove to be an essential commodity for beginners in all fields of work. Grabbing this opportunity, ThingPulse has announced a Wi-Fi Display Starter Kit for DIY IoT beginners to assist in their use cases and development. While the kit mainly focuses on IoT framework for...

Inkplate 5 is an open hardware that innovates the e-paper displays offerings. With its 5.2-inch e-ink (e-paper) screen and fast refresh speed, this board offers an excellent solution for projects requiring low-power, high-quality visual displays. The manufacturer has designed the...

The T-Display-S3 AMOLED is a development board and is an updated version of the T-Display-S3 and has the first combination of an ESP32-S3 with an AMOLED display. The previous LCD display has been replaced with an AMOLED one, which results in an improved color display. In addition, it...

With a strong ESP32-S3 chip, 2.4GHz Wi-Fi compatibility, and Bluetooth 5 (LE), this handheld terminal is built on the powerful ESP32 controller which offers enhanced computing and processing capabilities for IoT terminal applications. The ESP32-S3-N16RB module can lead to a variety of...

For standalone Raspberry Pi projects, Sequent Microsystems developed an LCD display adapter with a rotary encoder and 6 switches. The software has drivers for scrolling messages of up to 256 characters. The speed of scrolling can be changed from the command line. The messages can be...