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Hacknect Launches on Kickstarter — A Wi-Fi Enabled Hacking & Automation Cable with Integrated TF/SD Storage Powered by ESP32-S3 theraspberrypinews.com/2026/05/hackne…

Wi-Fi controlled hacking USB cable stealthily packs in a microcontroller, microSD storage, and more tomshardware.com/maker-stem/mic…

A new #Kickstarter project called #Hacknect hides a Wi-Fi-enabled #hacking and automation platform inside what appears to be an ordinary USB cable. digitaltrends.com/computing/this…

⚡ This is NOT a normal USB cable… Meet Hacknect — The World’s First Wi-Fi Enabled Hacking & Automation Cable with Hidden TF/SD Storage powered by ESP32-S3 Official Page - kickstarter.com/projects/littl… Looks simple. Works powerful. #Hacknect #ESP32S3 #CyberSecurity #Automation

Hacknect is a stealthy ESP32-S3 automation tool hidden in a USB cable, bringing HID injection and wireless hacking wherever you go. hackster.io/news/hacknect-…

Hacknect — the Wi-Fi Enabled Hacking & Automation Cable powered by ESP32-S3. hacktheboard.com/2026/05/hackne…

Hacknect — The Wi-Fi Enabled Hacking & Automation Cable powered by ESP32-S3. 📶 Wi-Fi Control 💾 Hidden TF/SD Card Slot 🌐 Browser-Based Dashboard ⌨️ Payload Deployment Looks like a normal USB cable… but it’s much more. Now LIVE on Kickstarter - kickstarter.com/projects/littl…

WiQwiic-32 is a plug-and-play ESP32-S3 dev hub with display, wireless, and full support for @sparkfun Qwiic Connect System — no soldering, no messy wires. 🔌 Plug 🔗 Connect ⚡ Build 👉 Live on Kickstarter: kickstarter.com/projects/hackt… #ESP32 #Qwiic #Kickstarter #IoT #Makers

This isn’t just a watch DSTIKE Deauther32 MINI with ESP32-C5 + 5GHz support is a game changer. @EspressifSystem Dual-band WiFi + real-time signal monitoring… on a watch #Tech #CyberSecurity #ESP32

Playtime just got an upgrade! Back with @arduino UNO R4 + TinyGo (Take 2) — and wow… it’s so much faster! Cleaner performance, quicker execution, and way more fun experimenting with embedded builds. Who else is pushing the limits with TinyGo + Arduino?

Meet the future on your wrist — the NASA Artemis Watch 2.0! @circuitmess A programmable, NASA-inspired smartwatch powered by ESP32-S3, built for makers, learners, and space enthusiasts 🌌 #ArtemisWatch #CircuitMess #STEMLearning #WearableTech #ESP32 #TechInnovation

WiQwiic-32 supports #SparkFun’s Qwiic Connect System — meaning no soldering, no messy wires, just plug and build. - Faster prototyping -Instant connections -Endless expansion 👉 Live on Kickstarter: kickstarter.com/projects/hackt… #Kickstarter #ESP32 #Qwiic #IoT #Makers

Meet WiQwiic-32 — a compact USB-C ESP32 dongle with built-in display, Wi-Fi, Bluetooth, and 8x Qwiic ports for effortless prototyping. 🔌 Plug. Connect. Build. No soldering. No limits. Launching soon on @Kickstarter 👉 kickstarter.com/projects/hackt…

@KurtAndrews Hi, We have shared the update on the campaign for the same, please check the Update #11

@hacktheboard here's a hypothetical, since I received a hackbee in the mail yesterday. Is there a procedure one could or should follow to ensure the device is clean before plugging it into my lab machines, for instance. Now, I backed this on Kickstarter, so I know where it came

Just Lauched on @Kickstarter Expandable ESP32 RGB LED Matrix Wi-Fi Enabled 8x8 RGB LED matrix with an onboard ESP32 microcontroller kickstarter.com/projects/bhawn…

Introducing SAGE-MINI by @Vicharak_In Powered by the Intel N200 Processor A full Windows PC that fits in your pocket. Compact. Capable. Built to move with you. By vicharak.in #SageMini #MiniPC #PocketPC #IntelN200 #TechLaunch #MadeInIndia

What’s the smallest form factor for a smart assistant? Meet my pocket-friendly device — @Raspberry_Pi Zero W + OpenClaw Push-to-Talk to transcribe, OpenClaw handles the smarts, and the reply streams back. Source @basti_vkl

Open Stack standalone 4G LTE IoT board runs RTOS on Quectel EC200U LTE module hacktheboard.com/2026/02/open-s…

Standalone @Quectel_IoT EC200U-CN 4G LTE Cat1 board with support for Raspberry Pi HATs. cnx-software.com/2026/02/11/ope… Open Stack works without external MCU boards like Arduino, ESP32, or Raspberry Pi, since all code is running on the module. The board supports multi-band LTE with GSM fallback, GNSS, and Bluetooth 4.2, as well as IPv4/IPv6 client and server modes. It also includes a USB Type-C port, a Nano SIM card slot, LTE/GNSS/BLE antenna connectors, an OLED information display, status LEDs, control buttons, and a 40-pin Raspberry Pi HAT-compatible GPIO header. Programming is done via the QuecOpen SDK, which allows users to write C code that runs on the module’s Arm processor.

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