
This project, unlike others found in GitHub, divides the display in different "widgets" that can be programmed separately using classes. weather forecast, news, google calendar events, etc. Thus, this tutorial helps you to connect a Raspberry Pi to an e-ink screen to display information e.g. 1: Waveshare® 7.5" E-ink Screen connected to a Raspberry Pi running ePaperWidgets But now, in this tutorial, I uploaded a solution for the Raspberry Pi.įig.

So, that remains a work in progress and I will use this board. That solution didn't work (something was not working with the reset voltage - too much signal noise). There are many projects with an e-ink display and the Raspberry Pi, but I first tried with an ESP32 and MicroPython.

Thus, I looked for an e-ink display for the Raspberry Pi and I found the Waveshare® 7.5" E-ink Screen. E-paper or e-ink displays are becoming more common in recent days.
