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Prototyping and Programming ESP32 Wearable Devices – Day 5

In this final class session viewers will learn how to develop a wearable Bluetooth controller using the M5Core. Various Bluetooth serial terminal tools will be presented and reviewed in this session. Further Bluetooth Low Energy (BLE) technology will be examined. CEC participants will build a wearable Bluetooth controller as the final lab project.

See more at Design News’ Continuing Education Center
2/10/2025 8:24:46 PM

Part List

ImagineManufacturer Part NumberDescriereAvailable QuantityPrețVedeți detalii
IC RF TXRX+MCU BLE 48QFNESP32-D0WDQ6IC RF TXRX+MCU BLE 48QFN882 - Immediate$12.91Vedeți detalii
M5GO IOT STARTER KIT V2.7K006-V27M5GO IOT STARTER KIT V2.727 - Immediate$322.76Vedeți detalii
CORE2 ESP32 FOR AWS IOT EDUKITK010-AWSCORE2 ESP32 FOR AWS IOT EDUKIT26 - Immediate$214.74Vedeți detalii

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