Smart Dashboard

Description

Introducing the Smart Dashboard—an ingenious electronic marvel tailored for your personalized display needs.

At its core, the cutting-edge ESP32-S2-MINI module is meticulously integrated to host a diverse range of e-ink displays. With successful compatibility tested on the Waveshare 7.5" black & white e-ink display as well as with the 7.3" 7-Color e-ink display, this dashboard offers versatility that adapts to your creative vision.

Embedded within this smart system are precision-measuring tools: the BMP280 for environmental data capture and the MAX17048 for seamless battery monitoring. Seamlessly, the ESP32 orchestrates a remarkable feat—extending the dashboard's life to a phenomenal 5000mAh, allowing months of uninterrupted functionality. 

What's in the box

• A fully soldered Smart Dashboard board, ready to be programmed by you, using the Arduino IDE or the recommended configuration for ESPHome.

And optionally, you can add

• 5000mAh LiPo battery, ready to plug and power your Smart Dashboard
• One of the following e-Paper display panels:
  • 800×480, 7.5inch Black & White e-Paper display.
  • 800×480, 7.3inch ACeP 7-Color e-Paper display. Please note that the compatibility of this panel with ESPHome is not yet supported.

Documentation

Find everything you need to know about the Smart Dashboard in the official documentation website: https://smart-dashboard.readthedocs.io

Features

	Since it is based on the extended ESP32-S2 microcontroller you can upload the ESPHome firmware and connect it with your Home Assistant setup or simply upload your own Arduino codes.
	Open-source. If you have any questions or suggestions about the board, just check out the extended documentation, and if you still want to  dig deeper, check out the design files on Github
	Clear paper-like display. Stay focused on your tasks knowing that you can enjoy visualizing your plots, messages, or images on the clear e-paper at any moment without having to power the display all the time.
	Embedded sensors. In addition to any external data you pull from the internet or your network, you can access local sensor readings from the temperature, pressure, and battery status.

Specifications