I always wanted a large, affordable E-Ink screen to play around with. The result is a board to talk to a Kindle DX screen with an ESP32.
A breakout board for the ED097OC4 9.7" ePaper (or E-Ink) display. ePaper is a fascinating technology for low-power and pleasant-to-look-at screens. However, ready-made DIY modules for this size and with 4bpp (16 Grayscale) color support are currently quite expensive.
This project uses Kindle DX replacement screens, which are available for 30$ on ebay, making tinkering with those screens much more affordable.
For more details, see the project page on Hackaday: https://hackaday.io/project/168193-97-epaper-breakout-kindle-dx-screen
The board and schematic are licensed under a Creative Commons Attribution 4.0 International License.
Firmware and utilities are licensed unter the terms of the MIT license.