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Smart E-Paper Desk Dashboard (ESP32 • 7.5” )

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EPaper Dashboard for ESP32-C6 Supermini
EPaper Dashboard for ESP32-C6 Supermini
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EPaper Dashboard for Firebeetle C6
EPaper Dashboard for Firebeetle C6
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Description

Turn your desk into a smart dashboard — no glare, no noise, no distractions.

 

✔ Always-on display (perfect for office / home)
✔ Ultra low power (e-paper)
✔ Clean minimal design
✔ ESP32 powered

 

Use it for:

  • Clock
  • Weather forecast
  • 3D printer status
  • Proxmox monitor
  • Calendar events
  • Shipment tracking
  • Stock market monitor
  • ZigBee

 

PS: The Git repository where you find everything. This project required a minimum soldering skills.

 

Hardware Choice

I chose the ESP32 C6 Supermini for this project, it is an economical version which has everything to manage the wifi, zigbee, battery.

 

Display Refresh Optimization

Depending on the type of display and your implementation (I’ve published sample code to help you get started), it is possible to refresh only part of the screen.

Partial refresh has two major advantages:

  • It significantly reduces update time
  • It makes the display much more responsive, which is ideal for dashboard-style applications

Hardware Requirements

To build this project you will need:

  • ESP32 (I picked the ESP32 C6 supermini), but you can use an ESP32 C6 Firebeetle 2 or other, but you need to adapt them.
  • 7.5" eInk display, the display must be compatible with the library GxEPD2 (use a BW for a low refresh rate)
  • Waveshare HAT driver
  • LiPo battery (can be fixed using bi-adhesive tape)

Disclaimer

All work involving the display must be carried out with great care.

The enclosure is designed for a precise fit. If you encounter resistance or difficulty inserting any component, do not apply force, as this may permanently damage the display.

Custom Displays

In the Git repository you will find an example showing how to create your own display layout. You will find the info how to upload it the precompiled version.

 

You can also explore ESPHome as an alternative approach.

 

 

Please have a look at my other projects : https://makerworld.com/en/@VoIP

 

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