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This is an ESP32 Pico D4 project with an accelerometer and 0.69" oled display powered by a rechargeable LIR2450 coin cell. Source files are available on github.com. Mike Rankin writes: I was not made for any specific purpose and was a design challenge to try and made it as small as possible. It ... Read More
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