Cybersecurity

eeink Provides eInk, ESP32 Powered Text Adventures

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A new project called eeink enables text adventures on e-ink readers powered by ESP32 microcontrollers, merging interactive fiction with portable reading devices. This development leverages the affordability and hackability of ESP32-based e-ink readers, allowing developers to create choose-your-own-adventure style content using the ink scripting language and its accompanying IDE. The project offers an accessible platform for interactive storytelling on low-power, dedicated devices.

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