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Roland Pelayo

I started TMM back in 2015. I’m a firmware and embedded systems engineer with over ten years of experience designing and developing electronic and microcontroller-based products. Over the years, I’ve worked on a wide range of projects, including medical devices, access control and security systems, automation, robotics, wireless communication modules, IoT systems, imaging and sensor instruments, and educational training tools. I’ve built systems using platforms such as PIC, AVR, ESP32, STM32, nRF52, and Raspberry Pi, and I regularly work with protocols like RS485/OSDP, CAN, TCP/IP, Wiegand, and a variety of sensor and communication interfaces. I also develop full-stack solutions for embedded projects, combining firmware, hardware, and web-based dashboards when needed. If there’s a topic you’d like me to write about, or if you need consultation or hands-on development for electronics, embedded, or firmware projects, I’m always open to working on new ideas and collaborations. You can reach me anytime through the contact page.

How To Use an ESP8266 WiFi Relay Board

ESP8266 Relay Module

If you’re looking for a simple but powerful way to control AC or DC devices over Wi‑Fi, the ESP8266 relay board is one of the best places to start. I’ve used ESP8266‑based boards in many hobby and semi‑professional projects, and relay boards are usually the first real‑world application people build.

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Top 10 Reasons to Choose Professional Air Conditioner Installation Services in Chicago (Expert Guide)

Living in Chicago means experiencing sweltering summers and unpredictable temperature swings. That’s why choosing Professional Air Conditioner Installation Services in Chicago is more than just a smart choice—it’s essential for long-term comfort, energy savings, and system reliability. In this comprehensive guide, we’ll walk through everything you need to know, from …

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CISC vs RISC for an Arduino User

CISC vs RISC

Introduction Whenever I peel back the layers of how my Arduino boards actually work, I always end up revisiting one classic topic: CISC vs RISC. When I first heard those terms, I honestly thought they were meant for chip architects wearing lab coats inside semiconductor fabs. But the more I …

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Getting Started with WEMOS D1 R32 

Wemos D1 R32

The WeMos D1 R32 is an ESP32-based development board that takes the familiar Arduino Uno form factor. It promises to give makers the power of the ESP32—Wi-Fi, Bluetooth, dual-core processing—while keeping the physical compatibility of an Arduino board. But as many users have discovered, the D1 R32 isn’t a drop-in …

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