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The opposite of the Eye-fi card: Moving things – YouTube

Posted by jpluimers on 2026/08/28

[Wayback/Archive] Moving things – YouTube is a short remix of the YouTube short video [Wayback/Archive] Based on your ideas! What else shall I design? – YouTube based on an idea from [Wayback/Archive] cdaylward (Charles D. Aylward) · GitHub.

Basically it is the opposite of the Eye-Fi: you op a microSD card in the board, then mount the board on an ESP32 one with Wi-Fi, power up the combo, then can you can access the files via your Wi-Fi network.

This makes it a lot easier to transfer files to for instance a 3D printer. For some of these printers in order to refresh the content, you have to pull out then re-insert the microSD/adapter/ESP32-board contraption.

Hopefully by now the tutorial mentioned at the end of the video has been published online.

Images grabbed from the above video:

  1. [Wayback/Archive] 440032473-160ccdc2-f657-4136-ae0e-7150e0a62fb2.png (511×624) microSD card about to be inserted in the adapter board
  2. [Wayback/Archive] 440032696-5c1360ff-8e0e-4765-8192-6e8f544bb8da.png (508×716) adapter board inserted into the ESP32 development board
  3. [Wayback/Archive] 440034355-e004573f-9b9c-44c0-bbad-5f50efc55517.png (514×649) microSD/adapter/ESP32 contraption inserted into a 3D-printer
  4. [Wayback/Archive] 440036280-e343732f-9464-401c-882d-cf16a80bac99.png (510×573) uploading files over WiFi
  5. [Wayback/Archive] 440036951-bda4fb89-1d51-40d5-86f0-a3cdfb5de2f7.png (511×451) re-inserting the contraption into the 3D printer

--jeroen


[Wayback/Archive] Moving things – YouTube

[Wayback/Archive] Based on your ideas! What else shall I design? – YouTube

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