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An ESP32 board costs around $8 and can replace a Raspberry Pi for many DIY projects like IoT gadgets, home automation, and sensor modules. The ESP32 is cheaper, easier to program with ESPHome, and requires no extra OS layers.
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ESP32 makes hobby microcontrollers accessible