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Exciting news! We’re getting ready to launch the next generation of OpenSprinkler: AC-Powered OpenSprinkler v4.0, the first built on ESP32. From the outside it looks just like v3.4 — same enclosure and same ports — but inside is an entirely new brain, with a faster processor, more memory and flash space, WiFi 6, analog inputs, […]

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Back in July, we debuted the AC-powered OpenSprinkler v3.4, featuring a new, redesigned enclosure and several hardware improvements (read here). Building on that, today I’m thrilled to unveil the upcoming DC-powered OpenSprinkler v3.4 — the very first OpenSprinkler powered by USB-C! Check out some sneak-peek photos below: This model shares the same sleek, low-profile enclosure […]

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Unless if you’ve been living under a rock, you’ve probably heard of ChatGPT by now, if you haven’t given it a try yet. Over this past weekend, I’ve had some fun with it. Not only it’s amazingly good at writing text description, but it can write programming solutions too. Here are just a few things […]

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When designing electronic circuits, often it’s necessary to have a proper enclosure for the project, to protect the circuit board and components, and for aesthetic reasons. There are several options to choose from. For example, if this is a one-off project, you can pick an off-the-shelf enclosure, make custom cutouts to fit the PCB and […]

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A few years ago I purchased a NeoDen TM-240A desktop pick and place machine, and wrote two blog posts about it. It was one of the most popular desktop pick and place machines on the market back then, and has served me well for the past three years. It does small boards pretty well, but […]

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