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A low-power ESP32-based battery monitor and weather display built with ESPHome and designed for easy integration with Home Assistant. This project turns a WeMos LOLIN D32 board into a smart, ultra-efficient sensor node that reads and displays battery voltage, charge status, environmental data, and weather forecasts on a Waveshare ePaper display.

  • Updated Dec 10, 2025

📱 Reclaiming childhood from digital addiction. An open-source, minimalist mobile phone ecosystem designed for safety, privacy, and real-world connection. No algorithms. No distractions. Just utility. 🌿✨

  • Updated Apr 1, 2026

Smart, low-power sensor hub for STM32F446RE with modular sensor APIs, dynamic power-mode sampling, cooperative scheduler, UART CLI, and full documentation.

  • Updated Dec 12, 2025
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This repository supports participatory co-creation of an AI SMS prototype using low-power AI and feature phones to generate short message texts for advancing environmental justice among the Ogiek people in Mau Forest, Kenya. It also includes tools and resources that can be customized for non-extractive, participatory research and ethical co-design

  • Updated Feb 3, 2026
  • Python

Embedded systems research exploring power–performance–thermal tradeoffs, including DVFS, thermal-aware scheduling, and low-power design techniques for real-time systems.

  • Updated Mar 27, 2026

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