CircuitPal is a self-contained embedded device that packs five useful applications into a 128×64 OLED display, powered by an ESP32 Dev Board
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CircuitPal is a self-contained embedded device that packs five useful applications into a 128×64 OLED display, powered by an ESP32 Dev Board
Microcontroller-based, Interactive, Networked, Aquarium. Advanced control for aquarium based on ESP32.
SH1106 driver 1.3 OLED
a complete, multi-tasking data logger built on an STM32F7 Nucleo board using FreeRTOS. Reads a DHT11 and a capacitive soil moisture sensor, performs ADC oversampling and calibration, and displays data on an SH1106 OLED with a custom graphical UI. Includes a resilient, RTOS-aware driver for the DHT11.
💎 High-End ESPHome Moodlight mit SH1106 OLED, Levelshifter-Logik, smarter Batterieüberwachung und Burn-In Protection. Optimiert für Home Assistant.
Vector rendering robotic animated eye Arduino library compatible with SH1106, SSD1306 OLED, implements smooth interpolation transition between expressions. Facial designs inspired by IrisOLED, the entire source code is completely rewritten.
Basic I2C Implementation for ESP32 to SH1106 OLED display
Animate custom GIFs on a NodeMCU ESP‑12E with a 128x64 SH1106 OLED display by converting frames into C arrays using Python + Image2CPP, then rendering them smoothly with Arduino code.
STM32 TFT Designer is a desktop application for designing graphical user interfaces for SPI color TFT displays on STM32 microcontrollers.
sh1106 i2c framebuffer driver for RPi. Use 128x64 OLED as a primary display.
Um port nativo para Linux das animações do robô Dasai Mochi, desenvolvido em C com SDL3. Inclui ferramenta nativa para converter GIFs em arrays compatíveis com displays OLED.
I2C/SPI SSD1306/SH1106 OLED display driver ported to HAL2.
🎨 Animate GIFs on a NodeMCU ESP‑12E with a 128x64 SH1106 OLED display using Python and Arduino for engaging visuals.
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