Tag: e-paper

Waveshare has introduced a series of dot matrix ESL e-paper displays with 4-color options, which are ideal for IoT, retail, and industrial applications. These Electronic Shelf Labels (ESL) support Bluetooth and NFC connectivity and can be updated wirelessly via a base station, enabling...

Pimoroni has recently launched Inky Frame 7.3-inch, a Raspberry Pi 7-color ePaper display built around the Raspberry Pi Pico 2W MCU. This 7.3-inch e-ink screen features an 800 x 480 resolution and advanced color ePaper (ACeP) technology that supports black, white, red, green, blue,...

Pervasive Displays has partnered with Arduino and Silicon Labs to launch the EPDK-Matter development kit. This Arduino Nano ePaper display combines a 2.9" black-and-white ePaper display with Matter home automation support. The kit features a 384×168 pixel display, EXT4 Expansion board...

Pine64 has recently launched the PineNote Community Edition this November, a cutting-edge e-paper tablet designed primarily for Linux developers with expertise in embedded systems and mobile Linux. Featuring a 10.3-inch 16-level grayscale e-paper display with a resolution of 1404 x 1872...

The LILYGO T3S3 E-Paper is an innovative development board that combines the ESP32-S3 WiFi and Bluetooth LE SoC with a 2.13-inch e-Paper display and an SX1262 LoRa module, making it suitable for off-grid messaging even in sunlight. Specifications: Wireless Module:...

LILYGO has recently introduced the Mini E-Paper Core ESP32, an ESP32-S3-based E-paper display module that is compatible with different LILYGO shields like the nRF24L01 2.4GHz wireless and 433/868 MHz LoRa. Over the years LILYGO has introduced many display products like...

The OpenEPaperLink Mini-AP v3 is a multifunctional gateway for home E-Paper display systems. It supports JPG images and integrates with HomeAssistant, enhancing smart home capabilities. With the OpenEPaperLink Mini-AP v3, you can control all your ePaper tags effortlessly. Previously we...

Vancouver-based display manufacturer has announced a new low-power printed e-paper display that consumes 50% less energy per switch than its predecessor and can last 10 times longer when switched on and off. The low-energy consumption display features an improved performance of faster...