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You hardly need gpio pins for anything these days, it's usually better to use usb native comms or a uart converter or an i2c bridge etc. The added bonus is that
by 05 2y ago
You hardly need gpio pins for anything these days, it's usually better to use usb native comms or a uart converter or an i2c bridge etc. The added bonus is that you won't burn the expensive Pi when something goes wrong with the peripheral.
ESPHome is usually the non-overkill solution when you just need a few sensors and actuators and don't have to also run the ML inference on the same node :)