Around this time last year we first heard of the ESP8266 WiFi module. It’s still a great little module, providing WiFi connectivity for all those Internet of Things things at a price point of ...

The ESP8266 is the answer to “I want something with Wifi.” Surprisingly, there are a number of engineers and hobbyists who have not heard of this chip or have heard of it but don’t really ...

Hi, I understand that it is possible to plug in an ESP8266 WI-FI module (Makerbase MKS) to enable a WiFi connection, Is it possible to make available a WiFi configuration file or function within the ...

There has been some buzz around ESP8266 Wi-Fi module, mostly because of its low price, and SDK availability, meaning it could become the Wi-Fi equivalent of ENC28J60 Ethernet module, and that for $5 ...

ESP8266 WiFi Microphone Schematics It’s suggested to use a standard 3.3V microphone module (like “WaveShare Sound Sensor”). The ADC pin (A0) of esp8266 is the audio signal input.

ESP8266 WiFi modules can be purchased for less than $3, while some STM8S 8-bit MCUs board sell for just above $1. A.I. Thinker decided to combine both by adding an STMicro STM8S003 micro-controller to ...

The WeMos D1 R1 is actually a Wi-Fi development board based on ESP8266-12E, which looks like an Arduino Uno board but the core part is the ESP-12E chip. Surprisingly boards purchased almost at the ...

This project is a remake of the 120718 Wi-Fi Controller. With this board you can control an RGB LED strip and eight GPIO pins via an Android app or a webpage on the computer. The microcontroller is an ...