Powerful and flexible ISO 13849-1 compliant "Limbs Safe Activation Switch" toolbox, with embedded extendable capabilities to become the central building piece of a "Production control and optimization interconnected node"

ESP32 configured as Bluetooth RFCOMM Device, controlled from Android device with RoboRemo app

The code base accompanying one step in the video series on creating a next-level WiFi library for your ESP32 projects. The video associated with this code base focused on benchmarking the CPU cost of the various methods of detecting the WiFi connection state. The key takeaway is that WiFi events provide a much faster way to check for WiFi.

The code base accompanying one step in the video series on creating a next-level WiFi library for your ESP32 projects. The video associated with this code base focused on engaging with the events provided by WiFi.h and logging them to get the best information possible about your WiFi connection.

The code base accompanying one step in the video series on creating a next-level WiFi library for your ESP32 projects. The video associated with this code base focused on the existing reconnect logic already built into WiFi.h and how we can code to work with that context.