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DIY Sports Device with ESP32-C3

2025-02-02 by boardor
DIY Sports Device with ESP32-C3

【Click the above“Blue Text” to follow the DF Maker Community, let’s become tech enthusiasts together】 What can you do with a button? Turn on a light? A doorbell? Or get people moving? There are many types of buttons, but my favorite is arcade buttons because they usually have a great feel, that “click” sensation. I … Read more

Categories Embedded Hardware Tags Arduino, DIY, electronics, ESP32, Sports Device Leave a comment

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