EWatch Is a Hackable ESP32-S3 Smartwatch With Open-Source Drivers
A hackable ESP32-S3 smartwatch with open-source drivers, multi-language firmware support, and three build options from bare PCB to fully assembled.
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A hackable ESP32-S3 smartwatch with open-source drivers, multi-language firmware support, and three build options from bare PCB to fully assembled.
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