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# ESP32 WiFi Recon Cluster
**Repository:** http://192.168.1.117:3004/bot/esp32-cluster
## What this is
A distributed WiFi reconnaissance system using ESP32-S3 nodes and an Orange Pi as coordinator. The goal is passive RF awareness — mapping what is happening in the surrounding WiFi environment without transmitting or interacting with any networks.
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## Current status
**Project revived 2026-05-21** — new apartment, fresh start. All four nodes reflashed and online, coordinator running on Orange Pi, database clean.
**Archived 2026-05-30.** Services stopped and disabled on Orange Pi (`udp_ingest`, `dashboard` — inactive, disabled, will not restart on reboot). Database and all files preserved at `/opt/esp32_cluster/` on the Orange Pi. Re-enable with `systemctl enable --now udp_ingest dashboard` if needed.
This project is complete as a learning exercise. Key outcomes: passive WiFi/BLE recon pipeline, deauth burst detection, OUI lookup, RSSI triangulation groundwork, 7-day retention with WAL corruption fix, four-node distributed sensor mesh. Next project will build on this foundation with active BLE (GATT) and channel-focused firmware modes.
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~~**Project revived 2026-05-21** — new apartment, fresh start. All four nodes reflashed and online, coordinator running on Orange Pi, database clean.~~
- [x] Arduino CLI installed, ESP32 core configured
- [x] Node firmware: beacon scan + probe sniffing