This Desktop WALL-E Robot Runs on an ESP32-S3 and Talks Back
Seven servos, two 12V track motors and an ESP32-S3 turn a WALL-E replica into a desk robot that holds a conversation and names what…
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Seven servos, two 12V track motors and an ESP32-S3 turn a WALL-E replica into a desk robot that holds a conversation and names what…
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A PIC runs the motors, an ESP32 just bridges Wi-Fi to UART. Reflash that ESP32 with ESPHome and the litter box answers to Home…
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