1 Minimalist Microcontroller: Building a Bare-Bones Dev Board
Pointed to as a demonstration of how few parts an ESP32-S3 board really requires, including programming over its built-in USB, when designing a custom board.
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Pointed to as a demonstration of how few parts an ESP32-S3 board really requires, including programming over its built-in USB, when designing a custom board.
Garage Tinkering's ESP32 car navigation display, styled on a racing game HUD, is shared as an inspiring project showing pre-built maps on a microcontroller.
Cited as proof that a customised Linux kernel can boot on an ESP32-S3 with modest flash and RAM, while stressing how limited the result is.
Linked as a demonstration of an LVGL interface on a 4.3 inch ESP32-S3 display board, mainly as an example of what the hardware can show.