Why ESP32's secret low-power features make it better than Pi for battery projects

Posted

The difference between a battery-powered sensor that runs for a few days and one that runs for a year comes down to what the board does when it's doing nothing. Most DIY projects, like weather stations, mailbox alerts, or plant monitors, spend 99% of their life idle. In those scenarios, idle draw matters far more than peak performance.



Continue reading at How-to Geek »

Single-Board Computers, ESP32, Raspberry Pi, Open Source, DIY