This amazing ESP32 e-ink project turns your calendar into a Pokémon battle
… Sign in to your XDA account Summary This ESP32 e-ink project shows the calendar, weather, and date in a retro Pokémon battle screen. …
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You, too, can build this ESP32 e-Ink environmental monitor for temperature and humidity tracking
… Sign in to your XDA account Summary You, too, can build the Veltoc Model 01, an ESP32 e‑Ink monitor for temp, humidity, and pressure. It has a stylish retro look with an e‑Ink display—better-looking than off‑the‑shelf monitors. …
Someone installed an e-ink stat display in their PC, and it looks gorgeous
… Sign in to your XDA account Summary Someone used an e-ink display inside a PC as a live system monitor, updating every 5 seconds. ReTerminal e-ink with partial refresh shows temps, usage, and clocks while using little power. …
This Raspberry Pi e-ink display looks like framed wall art, and the software behind it is open source
… Sign in to your XDA account Summary This framed 13.3-inch color e-ink dashboard on a Pi Zero 2 W looks like real art, not a screen. …
Someone made an e-Ink ESP32 Game Boy, and it runs at a very playable 60Hz refresh rate
… Sign in to your XDA account Summary e-Ink on ESP32 M5Stack PaperS3 runs at 60Hz, turning low-refresh limits into smooth motion Game Boy emulation is shockingly playable by rendering the 160 x 144 pixel area efficiently PaperBoyS3 is on M5Burner; download it now. …
reMarkable is reportedly working on a more affordable Kindle Scribe competitor
… Sign in to your XDA account Summary The leaked Paper Pure is expected to launch somewhere between April–May 2026. The Entry-level Paper Pure drops color for B/W E Ink, and will reportedly cost in the range of $250–$300. …
A developer created an ESP32 device that releases encrypted files to trusted people on a timer
… The key elements were a 200×200 e-ink display, PCF85063 RTC for the countdowns, LiPo battery and two buttons. Since the e-ink display uses very little power, it can last very long on a single charge dare I say months with intended use. …
Someone made a literal credit card-sized ESP32 computer, and so can you
… Sign in to your XDA account Summary This project is an actual credit-card-sized ESP32-C3 computer with an e-ink display and NFC. Built as a tiny tinkering demo, ideas include a smart home dashboard, 2FA, or an NFC ticket wallet. …
Home Assistant's ePaper ecosystem finally has an open standard worth building around
… Almost all of the OpenDisplay developers also work on OpenEpaperLink, and I've been told directly that there's no bad blood between the two. …
Boox finally built the e-reader Kindle Scribe promised but never delivered
… Sign in to your XDA account When Amazon first introduced the Kindle Scribe, it was a quantum leap for E Ink. …