Uploaded September 2025 | Updated September 2026, 3 weeks ago
Meet the reTerminal E1001 from Seeed Studio—an ESP32-S3 e-paper device that you can turn into a smart display without writing code. In this video I set up Wi-Fi, pair it to SenseCraft HMI, and build real screens using the Canvas editor and the AI Generator (menus, quotes, weather, photo album, and more).
What I cover
- 7.5" B/W model (and the 7.3" color option)
- 3-month battery design: deep sleep; wakes only to refresh/download
- No-code screen building with SenseCraft HMI (Canvas + AI Generator)
- Photo album demo (instant deploy), quotes that auto-update, and a weather template
- Page cycling, manual refresh button, and SD card for multiple screens
- Real-world usability: fast B/W refresh (two quick flickers) and surprisingly nice photo rendering
Why it’s interesting
- No firmware flashing needed for everyday layouts
- AI drafts the UI; you just tweak placement and publish
- Great for home/office signage, café menus, dashboards, and photo frames
Key specs & notes
- ESP32-S3 inside, Wi-Fi/BLE, internal battery
- Sleep-first design; updates on demand or on interval (as low as ~5 minutes)
- Black-and-white panel refreshes faster than color
If you want a clean, always-on e-paper display you can actually live with on a desk or counter, this one’s a strong pick. Enjoy!
[reTerminal E1001 Monochrome ePaper Display]
seeedstudio.com/reTerminal-E1001-p-6534.html?sensecap_affiliate=JwPs7JO&referring_service=link
#epaper #Sensecraft #esp32s3
Meet the reTerminal E1001 from Seeed Studio—an ESP32-S3 e-paper device that you can turn into a smart display without writing code. In this video I set up Wi-Fi, pair it to SenseCraft HMI, and build real screens using the Canvas editor and the AI Generator (menus, quotes, weather, photo album, and more).
What I cover
- 7.5" B/W model (and the 7.3" color option)
- 3-month battery design: deep sleep; wakes only to refresh/download
- No-code screen building with SenseCraft HMI (Canvas + AI Generator)
- Photo album demo (instant deploy), quotes that auto-update, and a weather template
- Page cycling, manual refresh button, and SD card for multiple screens
- Real-world usability: fast B/W refresh (two quick flickers) and surprisingly nice photo rendering
Why it’s interesting
- No firmware flashing needed for everyday layouts
- AI drafts the UI; you just tweak placement and publish
- Great for home/office signage, café menus, dashboards, and photo frames
Key specs & notes
- ESP32-S3 inside, Wi-Fi/BLE, internal battery
- Sleep-first design; updates on demand or on interval (as low as ~5 minutes)
- Black-and-white panel refreshes faster than color
If you want a clean, always-on e-paper display you can actually live with on a desk or counter, this one’s a strong pick. Enjoy!
[reTerminal E1001 Monochrome ePaper Display]
seeedstudio.com/reTerminal-E1001-p-6534.html?sensecap_affiliate=JwPs7JO&referring_service=link
#epaper #Sensecraft #esp32s3
![[Part. 2] ESP32 Local Map Project! #tech #gps #esp32](https://i.ytimg.com/vi/67AnMC8JCGw/mqdefault.jpg "[Part. 2] ESP32 Local Map Project! #tech #gps #esp32
This is an early demo of my ongoing project to create an offline GPS map viewer using the ESP32. Inspired by a similar Raspberry Pi and E-Paper build, this version aims to load map tiles from an SD card and display the current GPS location—completely without internet. Stay tuned for updates as the project progresses!
[Offline MAP, GPS Tracker with E-Paper Display | Raspberry Pi Zero 2 W Portable Map Project]
https://youtu.be/xLXnn48pIV4
[ESP32-S3 1.75inch AMOLED]
https://www.waveshare.com/esp32-s3-touch-amoled-1.75.htm?&aff_id=116255
[Waveshare ESP32-S3 1.75inch AMOLED Round Touch Display]
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