reTerminal E1001 7.5″ Monochrome ePaper Display, ESP32-S3 IoT Terminal with 3-Month Battery Life, SenseCraft No-Code HMI, WiFi & BLE, SD Card Support

Features

• Beautiful, Ready-to-Use ePaper Display - The reTerminal E1001 arrives fully assembled in a sleek and durable enclosure, turning it into a ready-to-use HMI (Human Machine Interface) right out of the box. It features a crisp 7.5-inch 800480 monochrome ePaper display that stays readable in any lighting. Powered by Espressifs ESP32-S3, it delivers smooth performance and instant visuals with no additional setup required.
• Ultra-Low Power with Up to 3-Month Battery Life - Built with power efficiency in mind, the reTerminal E1001 includes a 2000mAh rechargeable battery that can last up to 3 months in deep-sleep mode (6-hour refresh interval). You can place it anywhereon your desk, by your bedside, or mounted on a wallwithout worrying about frequent charging or complicated wiring.
• No-Code UI Design & Deployment with SenseCraft HMI - Create your own beautifully customized dashboards with SenseCraft HMI, an AI-enhanced, no-code design platform. Simply drag and drop UI elements, choose from ready-made templates, or let AI assist your design flow. Connect live data from onboard sensors or web APIs and deploy your dashboard to any reTerminal E1001/E1002 in just a few clicks. Everythingfrom UI design to data configuration to deploymenthappens seamlessly on one platform.
• Works with Popular Smart Home & Developer Platforms - Enjoy smooth integration with multiple ecosystems. Build no-code TRMNL dashboards with 300+ plugins for personal and work data, connect instantly to Home Assistant via ESPHome, or develop fully customized applications using Arduino, PlatformIO, or ESP-IDF. Whether youre a beginner or a maker, the reTerminal E1001 makes your projects easier and more fun.
• Flexible Hardware & Software Customization - With seeed studios experience in open hardware and customization, the reTerminal E1001/E1002 can be tailored to your needswhether that means adding specific sensors, tweaking I/O options, or creating your own UI layouts. Its flexible enough for smart home enthusiasts, educators, makers, and even professional prototyping.