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Make A Safe to Keep Your Drinks With FireBeetle ESP32

This content introduces a DIY project to make a private safe for drinks using hardware like FireBeetle ESP32, Gravity I/O Expansion Shield, and sensors, with a link to download the software code.

7/29/2025 7:39:14 PM

Part List

ImageManufacturer Part NumberDescriptionAvailable QuantityPriceView Details
FIREBEETLE EXPANSION SHIELDDFR0483FIREBEETLE EXPANSION SHIELD1 - Immediate$24.76View Details
SERVOMOTOR RC 4.8VSER0006SERVOMOTOR RC 4.8V2758 - Immediate$12.99View Details

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