Your ESP32-based DIY electronics projects could soon integrate more smoothly into your smart home. There's a gigabit Ethernet MAC for wired networks, and you can connect to Matter devices through Wi-Fi or Thread. The ESP32-S31 has a 14-channel interface for touchscreens, support for multiple LCD display formats, and connections to DVP cameras. However, this is good news if you're interested in ESP32 but find the computing power or wireless support to be outdated. Don't be surprised if the microcontroller unlocks capabilities that previously required a Raspberry Pi or a similarly more powerful single-board computer.