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ESP32 Fall-Detection Learning Prototype

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ESP32 Fall-Detection Learning Prototype
KIT-3 · ESP32

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An ESP32 learning kit about motion sensing: Start here, then 5 lessons - a button and OLED countdown, tilt angles from a GY-521 motion sensor, a live graph of jolts and drops, a buzzer alert, and finally a fall-detection experiment that starts a cancellable countdown when a jolt is followed by staying tipped over. Each lesson has a wiring diagram, code and troubleshooting. Code compiler-checked for the ESP32; the physical build is not bench-tested. A learning experiment only - not a medical, wheelchair-safety or emergency device.

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Level
Intermediate
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Time
45-60 min setup, then 5 lessons of 25-60 min (about 4 hours in all)
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In the box
6 parts
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Lessons
5 · with code
Learning experiment only - not a medical device, wheelchair safety system, emergency alarm or substitute for supervision. Safety notes

Learning experiment only - not a medical device, wheelchair safety system, emergency alarm or substitute for supervision. It sends no message and calls no one.

  • Never attach it to a person or a wheelchair. Test only on a light, padded, unoccupied platform; never drop or tip a person or a wheelchair.
  • False alarms and missed events are expected - recording them is part of the lessons.
  • Power the ESP32 from USB only. Do not connect a battery or charger to it.
  • Every module (OLED, GY-521, buzzer) goes to 3V3 - never 5V or VIN. The buzzer module is powered from 3V3 so the ESP32 can switch it.
  • Unplug USB before rewiring. Keep the buzzer away from ears.
  • Code compiler-checked for the ESP32; the complete physical build, thresholds and detection are not bench-tested. Go by the labels printed on your parts.

Recommended age: 12+ with adult supervision; adult help is required for any soldering.

5 lessons, in order

All built from the parts in the box plus the basics under You also need. Each one has its own page with wiring, steps and code.

  1. 1 Button & OLED Countdown Wire the OLED screen and a button, then make a 20-second countdown that a press starts and a second press cancels. 40 min · Beginner
  2. 2 Tilt Angle from a Baseline Add the motion sensor. It learns which way is "upright", then the OLED shows how many degrees you have tilted it. 30 min · Beginner Adult help
  3. 3 Motion Data Lab Draw the total g-force on a live graph and count every jolt and every drop - the two signals the main build looks for. 30 min · Intermediate Extra equipment
  4. 4 Buzzer Alert Add the buzzer and build an alert that beeps until you press the button - and stops by itself after 15 seconds. 25 min · Beginner Extra equipment
  5. 5 Fall-Detection Learning Prototype Put it all together: a jolt or drop followed by staying tipped over starts a beeping 20-second countdown that the button cancels. A learning experime… 45-60 min · Intermediate Extra equipment
Free with this kit The build page: your online manual Open it when the box arrives and keep it beside you on a phone or laptop. It starts with the set-up (computer, cable, first upload, about 45-60 min), then the 5 lessons in order, each with its wiring diagram, numbered steps, the code to copy and a troubleshooting table — and a Stuck? box that sends us a WhatsApp message with a photo of your wiring. Set-up · 45-60 min5 lessons with wiringCode for 5Tick-off checklistPrintable manualSimulatorStuck? → WhatsApp Open the build page →

Proposed parts (6)

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6 parts packed in this kit

Lost or damaged a part? Every part name below opens its own page, so you can buy a replacement or an extra on its own.

Substitutions
Need a part swapped?
Any component here can be substituted — a different board, a larger breadboard, extra sensors for a classroom set.
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You also need (7)

Have these ready before you start. They are not in the kit.

  • 1Computer with the free Arduino IDE 2 and the ESP32 tools (Windows, macOS or Linux)
  • 2A USB-C data cable for the ESP32 - a charge-only cable will not upload
  • 3A small light box or book and tape as a test platform, and a cushion or foam pad (Lessons 3 and 5)
  • 4The free Adafruit SSD1306 and GFX libraries (installed from the IDE, Lesson 1 step 1)
  • 5Only if the GY-521 or OLED pins arrive loose: soldering, done by an adult
  • 6Optional: a multimeter - no lesson needs one
  • 7Adult supervision for learners under 12

When the box arrives

The build page is free with the kit: set-up, every lesson with wiring and steps and code, and a Stuck? box. Every lesson also runs in the online simulator.

Who it's for

An ESP32 learning kit about motion sensing. A GY-521 (MPU-6050) motion sensor, an OLED, a button and an optional buzzer build up over 5 lessons into a bench experiment: a jolt or drop followed by staying tipped over starts a 20-second countdown, which the button cancels; otherwise a local alert shows (and beeps, with the buzzer) on the bench. It sends no message and is not a medical, wheelchair-safety or emergency device.

Level · Intermediate

For learners aged 12+ with adult supervision who have built a simple circuit before. Start here installs the ESP32 tools; then do the 5 lessons in order. Everything plugs together with jumper wires - no soldering, unless your GY-521 or OLED arrives with loose pins.

Time

45-60 min setup, then 5 lessons of 25-60 min (about 4 hours in all). The set-up alone — computer, cable, first upload — is about 45-60 min.

Not in the box

7 things to have ready, starting with Computer with the free Arduino IDE 2 and the ESP32 tools (Windows, macOS or Linux) See the list →

Who it's for

Suited to classroom. Classroom sets are quoted per seat — ask for a bulk price.

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Frequently asked

This kit is rated Intermediate. You should have built a simple circuit before and be comfortable with breadboard wiring. It is built around the esp32 platform.

45-60 min setup, then 5 lessons of 25-60 min (about 4 hours in all). The build page breaks it into 6 steps.

All 6 parts listed under In the box, counted and checked before dispatch. Anything you supply yourself is listed under You also need.

This kit is quoted per order — the bill of materials changes with quantity and with any substitutions you ask for. Send the request and you get a fixed price back.

Recorded in our catalogue as suited to classroom. Bulk pricing is available for classroom sets.

Yes. The code is uploaded to the board from a computer — Computer with the free Arduino IDE 2 and the ESP32 tools (Windows, macOS or Linux). Check the You need section for any tools, power supplies or other extras required.

Yes. 5 sketches, one per lesson, written for the board in this kit. You copy each one, upload it and change it, and the online simulator runs every one on screen.

On the build page (Start here): set-up, 5 lessons with wiring and steps, a printable manual, and a Stuck? box with a WhatsApp line to us. The link is in the price box and under "After you buy".

Message us with your order number and a photo. Every part also has its own product page, so a replacement or an extra can be bought on its own.

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