Comment by alexchamberlain 2 days ago OTA = over the air. ie online updates you’d expect of a more polished product 3 comments alexchamberlain Reply ustad 2 days ago But the browser is involved. Can the browser do OTA to esp32? cenamus 2 days ago The browser connects to a webserver running on the ESP32. Over wifi -> over the air. OTA doesn't mean headless or automatic waste_monk 2 days ago I believe the ESP32 runs a small web server that supports WebSerial (?), if you can reach it over WiFi or somesuch, you should be able to upload the new firmware blob that way.
ustad 2 days ago But the browser is involved. Can the browser do OTA to esp32? cenamus 2 days ago The browser connects to a webserver running on the ESP32. Over wifi -> over the air. OTA doesn't mean headless or automatic waste_monk 2 days ago I believe the ESP32 runs a small web server that supports WebSerial (?), if you can reach it over WiFi or somesuch, you should be able to upload the new firmware blob that way.
cenamus 2 days ago The browser connects to a webserver running on the ESP32. Over wifi -> over the air. OTA doesn't mean headless or automatic
waste_monk 2 days ago I believe the ESP32 runs a small web server that supports WebSerial (?), if you can reach it over WiFi or somesuch, you should be able to upload the new firmware blob that way.
But the browser is involved. Can the browser do OTA to esp32?
The browser connects to a webserver running on the ESP32. Over wifi -> over the air. OTA doesn't mean headless or automatic
I believe the ESP32 runs a small web server that supports WebSerial (?), if you can reach it over WiFi or somesuch, you should be able to upload the new firmware blob that way.