Apparently, current flowing from the REMOTE port to the ESP32’s GPIO pin was to blame, because adding a diode in between fixed the problem. The GitHub repository holds the design files and code.

Self-taught Chicago mechanical engineer Eugene Polley invented the first wireless TV remote control in 1955, but his contribution was nearly erased by later innovations.

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As remote network access and a growing number of Bluetooth/IoT devices introduce more vulnerabilities into our networks, workplace wireless networks are increasingly open to data breaches and ...

On August 26, 2025, financial news reported that the National Intellectual Property Administration's information indicates that Shenzhen Yisi Technology Co., Ltd. has applied for a patent titled ...

Many neurological disorders like Parkinson's, chronic depression and other psychiatric conditions could be managed at home, thanks to a collaborative project involving researchers at the ...

PeakDo produces wireless display products that use 60 GHz mmWave technology to deliver high-speed, low-latency transmission of video between devices from up to 100 feet away. Now the company has ...

PlayStation Portal, the remote PlayStation 5 player formerly known as Project Q, will launch later in 2023 for $199.99 / €219.99 / £199.99 / 29,980 yen, Sony Interactive Entertainment announced.