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“Welcome to the Espressif Systems Developer Portal—your official hub for all good things, such as the ESP32 and more. Explore our extensive collection of articles, workshops, and tutorials to enhance your development journey with the latest tools and insights.”

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Announcing ESP-IDF v6.0

Announcing ESP-IDF v6.0

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We’re excited to announce the long-awaited release of ESP-IDF 6.0! This article highlights the key changes and improvements not only to ESP-IDF itself, but also to the broader ESP-IDF tooling ecosystem, all designed to enhance your developer experience.

Staying Ahead with ESP32 Security Updates

Staying Ahead with ESP32 Security Updates

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This article explains how manufacturers can use the ESP32 ecosystem to build and maintain secure firmware over time, especially in light of new regulations like the EU Cyber Resilience Act. It highlights tools such as vulnerability dashboards, Long-Term Support branches, and secure OTA updates to ensure ongoing compliance and device security.


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Dive into our latest workshops and master the skills you need to maximize the power of the ESP32.

ESP-IDF Advanced Workshop

ESP-IDF Advanced Workshop

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This workshop is about advanced features of ESP-IDF and focuses on modular development, event loops, core dumps, size analysis and flash encryption.

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Connecting an ESP32 to the Cloud

Connecting an ESP32 to the Cloud

·7 mins
Connecting an ESP32 to a cloud platform usually means HTTP libraries, JSON parsers, and TLS handshakes. This tutorial shows a different approach: a single UDP datagram, built with snprintf, carrying structured sensor data in about 130 bytes. The TagoTiP open specification makes it possible by defining the data structure so you don’t have to.
C++ Components for ESP-IDF

C++ Components for ESP-IDF

·19 mins
This article presents two C++ ESP32 components: wifi_manager for seamless network connection and Deep Sleep for power-saving operation, both easily integrated using provided code examples. It also lists additional ESP-IDF components to streamline development.
Gesture Recognition Based on TFLite

Gesture Recognition Based on TFLite

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This article demonstrates how to implement gesture recognition using TensorFlow Lite Micro on Espressif SoCs. It covers the complete workflow from data collection and model training to model deployment, showcasing TensorFlow Lite Micro’s applications in edge AI.