StrawberryWatch
A smartwatch with its own operating system.
A custom ESP32 smartwatch running StrawberryOS, a firmware stack written from scratch.
Available for collaborations
Student, embedded systems & open source developer from Visakhapatnam, India. From schematic to firmware to deployment, I like owning the whole stack.
I'm a student at PM Shri Kendriya Vidyalaya No. 1, Sri Vijaya Nagar, working mainly in the ESP32 ecosystem. I design the boards, write the firmware, and build the tooling around it, protocols included.
This very site runs on a Linux VM I set up myself: Flask backend, nginx reverse proxy, self-configured DNS. Right now I'm learning Python to pair with my C/Arduino foundation and grow into backend work and automation.
A smartwatch with its own operating system.
A custom ESP32 smartwatch running StrawberryOS, a firmware stack written from scratch.
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Every project on this page is open source. Fork it, break it, remix it, make it better, and tell me what you built :)
For the community, by the community, of the community.
Commercialisation of these projects is not tolerated.
I'm always up for talking hardware, firmware, or anything that runs on an ESP32.