connector
USB data cable
USB cable with data lines (not a charge-only cable) for flashing and talking to a dev board; match the board's connector (USB-C or micro-USB).
Specifications
| Note | Must carry data, not just power |
Projects Using USB data cable3
Illustration
ESP32ESP32-S3
Meta's open-source Muse Gadget SDK turns an off-the-shelf ESP32 board or a Raspberry Pi into a device for Muse, Meta's personal AI agent: a talking avatar on a round AMOLED, status on e-paper, or a Pi that runs commands.
Intermediate·Code
3 parts listed
Illustration
ESP32ESP32-S3
M5Stack's new PaperDIY kits pair an ESP32-S3 with a 4.7in 960x540 16-grey e-paper panel, a 140 mAh battery and microSD: a cheap, low-power base for desk dashboards, labels and signs.
Beginner·Code
3 parts listed
Illustration
RASPBERRY PI PICORP2040-W
A supermarket bag of plastic bones gets a PIR sensor in its eye socket, a shaking motor and a speaker: walk past and the skull rattles and plays a spooky tune. MicroPython on an RP2040 board with Wi-Fi.
Beginner·Code
5 parts listed
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