Uploaded October 2024 | Updated September 2026, 9 hours ago
For Hackaday Supercon, I'm creating a SAO (simple add on) that hosts an ESP32-s3 microcontroller with a built-in Wi-Fi radio, which visualizes the invisible Wi-Fi environment around you.
Using a CircuitPython example, I've created a mockup of a circuit board that sorts packets into different colors, and displays them on a clock according to which of the 12 Wi-Fi channels the packet appeared on.
You can find the code that inspired me here: gist.github.com/anecdata/fdb33f1b3c5c3e36cff84d32e8e6f620
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For Hackaday Supercon, I'm creating a SAO (simple add on) that hosts an ESP32-s3 microcontroller with a built-in Wi-Fi radio, which visualizes the invisible Wi-Fi environment around you.
Using a CircuitPython example, I've created a mockup of a circuit board that sorts packets into different colors, and displays them on a clock according to which of the 12 Wi-Fi channels the packet appeared on.
You can find the code that inspired me here: gist.github.com/anecdata/fdb33f1b3c5c3e36cff84d32e8e6f620
Follow me:
Mastodon: https://infosec.exchange/@skickar
Thanks to our sponsor Varonis ⬇️
LinkedIn: / varonis
Visit our website: varonis.com







