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Build Plant Watcher with the Soldered DeepSleep NULA ESP32-S3 to monitor light, soil moisture, temperature, and humidity. Read multiple sensors, send the data as JSON over WiFi to a webhook, trigger low-soil alerts, and use deep sleep for efficient battery powered operation.
This article explains what a load cell is and how it works. It shows how to use the HX711 amplifier to read weight values with a microcontroller, how to calibrate the system, and includes a practical MIDI controller project example based on load cell input.
The article explains how the GNSS GPS L86-M33 module works and how to use it with an ESP32. It covers basic setup with an Arduino library, reading and decoding GNSS data over UART/I2C, and a portable GPS tracker project using an OLED display to show location, time, speed, and direction.
Build a DVI weather station using the Soldered NULA Max RP2350 and a BME280 sensor. Connect via Qwiic and DVI, install the required libraries, configure NTP time sync, read sensor data, and render graphs and a table on the display.
This article shows how to build a simple DIY smartwatch using the NULA Mini and an SSD1306 OLED display, explains the hardware, interface logic, time and weather features, and overall project structure.
Build Plant Watcher with the Soldered DeepSleep NULA ESP32-S3 to monitor light, soil moisture, temperature, and humidity. Read multiple sensors, send the data as JSON over WiFi to a webhook, trigger low-soil alerts, and use deep sleep for efficient battery powered operation.
This article explains what a load cell is and how it works. It shows how to use the HX711 amplifier to read weight values with a microcontroller, how to calibrate the system, and includes a practical MIDI controller project example based on load cell input.
The article explains how the GNSS GPS L86-M33 module works and how to use it with an ESP32. It covers basic setup with an Arduino library, reading and decoding GNSS data over UART/I2C, and a portable GPS tracker project using an OLED display to show location, time, speed, and direction.
Build a DVI weather station using the Soldered NULA Max RP2350 and a BME280 sensor. Connect via Qwiic and DVI, install the required libraries, configure NTP time sync, read sensor data, and render graphs and a table on the display.
This article shows how to build a simple DIY smartwatch using the NULA Mini and an SSD1306 OLED display, explains the hardware, interface logic, time and weather features, and overall project structure.