The ESP32-S3 IR Thermal Imaging Camera Module is a wireless IR thermal imaging camera based on the ESP32-S3-WROOM-1 chip, featuring 80x62 array pixels and supporting 45°/90° FOV. It integrates a recharge and discharge circuit with onboard Lithium battery header for flexible power supply.
Waveshare has launched an ESP32-S3-based thermal imaging camera module with 80x62 resolution, offering both 45° and 90° wide angle versions. The module includes a USB-C port, expansion pads, and supports WiFi and Bluetooth LE.
SenseCraft AI is a free, web-based platform designed for beginners, focusing on a no-code approach and application-orientation to simplify and accelerate the creation of AI applications.
The ESP32-AIVoice-Z01 is an affordable ESP32-S3-powered AI voice kit designed for creating voice-controlled AI applications. It features Wi-Fi and Bluetooth connectivity, a dual digital microphone array, and supports wake word detection, noise reduction, and echo cancellation.
Features of the LilyGo T-Embed CC1101 board, including the ESP32-S3-WROOM-1U module, 16MB flash, 8MB PSRAM, 320x170 screen, CC1101 SubGHZ, and PN532 NFC module. CapibaraZero firmware supports this board from version 0.5.1 onwards.
This article presents a solution for efficient data transfer with the Multi-function USB Dongle based on ESP32-S3, highlighting its applications in exporting camera photos, printing files, and sharing videos.
This GitHub repository provides detailed setup instructions and tested examples for the LilyGO T-Display S3 using the Arduino IDE. The instructions are specific to the LilyGO T-Display S3 and may not work for other similarly named boards.
Tokay Lite – A battery-powered no-code AI camera based on ESP32-S3 WiSoC (Crowdfunding)
Maxlab’s Tokay Lite is an OHSWA-certified AI camera based on ESP32-S3 WiFI and Bluetooth SoC that can be used for computer vision (e.g. facial recognition & detection) and robotics applications without the need to know programming languages since a web interface is used for configuration.
Maxlab’s Tokay Lite is an OHSWA-certified AI camera based on ESP32-S3 WiFI and Bluetooth SoC that can be used for computer vision (e.g. facial recognition & detection) and robotics applications without the need to know programming languages since a web interface is used for configuration.
