Learning path · Advanced
ESP32 capstone projects
Fifteen bigger ESP32 builds that connect to the internet: a radar with a web display, a smart home hub, a desk robot, a rain gauge, a Telegram sweet dispenser and a terrarium controller.
- 16 lessons
- about 34.5 h
About this path
The ESP32 capstone projects are bigger connected builds that bring together everything from the ESP32 paths. Each one combines several sensors and outputs with Wi-Fi and is built in stages, so you test every part before adding the next.
You build an ultrasonic radar with a live web display, an internet alarm clock, a cloud weather logger with ThingSpeak, an automatic plant watering system, a smart home hub with Blynk, a reaction game with a web leaderboard, a desk robot that looks at you, a Wi-Fi rain gauge with a 3D-printed tipping bucket, a sweet dispenser you control from Telegram, a dial that shows tomorrow's weather, a bird feeder that counts its visitors, a smart parcel box with a code lock, a daily reminder box that notices when it's opened, a goal counter and scoreboard for table football and a terrarium controller with a day-night light.
You need the EEMENTOR IoT ESP32 Starter Kit, and for many projects the 45-in-1 Sensor Kit. Start with the first part of ESP32 IoT with Blynk and Arduino Cloud if you're new to the ESP32. Plan on one to two hours for each project.
Kits you need
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Used in every lesson
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Used in 12 of 16 lessons
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For the 3D-printed parts
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For the 3D-printed parts
Lessons in this path
Lessons 1–16
Advanced
Bigger builds that bring everything you've learned together.
- 16 lessons
- 34.5 hours
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Lesson 1
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Lesson 2
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Lesson 3
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Lesson 4
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Lesson 5
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Lesson 6
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Lesson 7
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Lesson 8
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Lesson 9
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Lesson 10
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Lesson 11
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Lesson 12
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Lesson 13
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Lesson 14
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Lesson 15
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Lesson 16