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Prototyping and Programming ESP32 Wearable Devices – Day 3

Research-based approaches to designing wearable devices will be presented in this day 3 session. A series of mini-lab activities will illustrate user interface (UI) techniques for proper interaction layout and engagement. Further viewers will learn how to prototype a wearable humidity-temperature detector unit.

See more at Design News’ Continuing Education Center
2/10/2025 8:02:10 PM

Part List

ImageManufacturer Part NumberDescriptionAvailable QuantityPriceView Details
M5GO IOT STARTER KIT V2.7K006-V27M5GO IOT STARTER KIT V2.747 - Immediate$617.40View Details
IC RF TXRX+MCU BLE 48QFNESP32-D0WDQ6IC RF TXRX+MCU BLE 48QFN1052 - Immediate$24.70View Details
CORE2 ESP32 FOR AWS IOT EDUKITK010-AWSCORE2 ESP32 FOR AWS IOT EDUKIT185 - Immediate$410.78View Details

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