There are currently 10 open-source projects built with pyserial, with a combined total of 5.2k GitHub stars. The most common language among these projects is Python.
Showing 10 open-source projects
An open-source diagnostic tool for creating custom ECU parameter screens and connecting to vehicle CAN networks via various OBD-II adapters.
A cross-platform CNC command sender, autoleveler, g-code editor, and CAM tool for GrblHAL and GRBL firmware.
A cross-platform desktop UI tool for managing ESP32 microcontrollers running MicroPython, featuring an IDE, file manager, REPL, and real-time dashboards.
An Arduino library for creating and sending .pcap files from ESP8266/ESP32 to Wireshark for WiFi packet capture and analysis.
A shell-based file explorer for ESP8266 and WiPy MicroPython devices, enabling file transfers and REPL access via serial, websocket, or telnet.
A Python library providing high-level async/await APIs for serial port communication, built on pySerial and asyncio.
A serial terminal tool for debugging and syncing files with MicroPython devices via the REPL.
A system for measuring synchronization timing accuracy of DVB CSS-compliant TVs and companion devices using light and sound sensors.
A pure-Python library for controlling Pololu Tic stepper motor controllers via serial, I²C, and USB connections.
Gateway to control Barthelme Chromoflex II RGB LED controllers via MQTT using the USP3 serial protocol.
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