Build Your Own ESP32 Game Console and Controller – Open Source Project

Build Your Own ESP32 Game Console and Controller - Open Source Project

Project Name: 【Rachel】 Mini Game Console~

Project Author: Forairaaaaa

Introduction

This is a super easy to replicate game console!

Build Your Own ESP32 Game Console and Controller - Open Source Project

Because!

Not only are the circuit files and source code open source...

Software part explanation is extremely detailed!!

Build Your Own ESP32 Game Console and Controller - Open Source Project

Netizens have expressed—“Learning the source code makes programming much easier!”

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How to Set Up a Cool Dashboard on Your Raspberry Pi

How to Set Up a Cool Dashboard on Your Raspberry Pi

Pi Dashboard is an open-source IoT device monitoring tool released by the Raspberry Pi Laboratory, currently mainly targeting the Raspberry Pi platform while also being compatible with other Raspberry Pi-like hardware products. You only need to set up a PHP server environment on your Raspberry Pi to easily deploy a Pi Dashboard and monitor the status of your Raspberry Pi through a cool WebUI!

Currently included monitoring projects are:

  • Real-time

Innovative Projects and Developments in Embedded Systems

Innovative Projects and Developments in Embedded Systems

Author: Xiaoyu, Typesetting: Xiaoyu

WeChat Official Account: Chip Home (ID: chiphome-dy)

01 CPU vs FPGA

It vividly expresses the computational logic of CPU and FPGA. The CPU tends to be multifunctional and usually executes instructions serially. Although it has multiple cores, each core still executes in a serial manner, the design of the CPU is aimed at executing a wide range of tasks, including operating systems, applications, algorithms, etc. On the other hand,

Comparison of Open Source Hardware

Many large companies choose to keep their hardware closed-source, creating technological barriers and patent copyrights that hinder the development of small-scale innovators. Open source hardware allows entrepreneurs to more easily turn their ideas into reality.

Comparison of Open Source Hardware

From left to right: Arduino Uno, BeagleBone, Raspberry Pi

Comparison of Open Source Hardware

Arduino Uno is very common in the Maker community. Arduino comes in many different sizes and features, but here we choose Arduino Uno as a representative.

How to Run Chrome OS on Raspberry Pi: A Detailed Guide to the Chromium OS Project

As Raspberry Pi devices become more popular, more and more developers and enthusiasts want to run different operating systems on them, with Chromium OS being particularly favored. The FydeOS team is committed to providing support for Chromium OS on Raspberry Pi, allowing users to enjoy an experience similar to Chrome OS. This article will detail how to build and run Chromium OS on Raspberry Pi 4B, Pi400, and the latest Raspberry Pi 5, helping you achieve this goal.

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8 Fun and Easy Arduino Projects to Try

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8 Fun and Easy Arduino Projects to Try

Source: Circuit City

Editor: strongerHuang

Arduino is a convenient, flexible, and easy-to-use open-source electronic prototyping platform. It is very easy for beginners to grasp while providing sufficient flexibility. Arduino is not only the world's most popular open-source hardware but also an excellent hardware development platform and a trend in hardware development. With Arduino, we can easily create many interesting electronic designs. Here are

Introduction to Arduino: A Beginner’s Guide

After the start of the school year, the REI Robotics Club at Shenzhen Middle School will focus on embedded development (based on the Arduino platform) along with mechanical structure and modeling.

What is Arduino?

Arduino is a convenient, flexible, and easy-to-use open-source electronic prototyping platform. It includes hardware (various models of Arduino boards) and software (Arduino IDE).

Why choose Arduino?

Arduino IDE is based on C language, requiring minimal microcontroller knowledge, with many library functions available. There are countless companion kits, and

Complete Guide to Building a 3D Laser Engraver with 30 Excellent Designs

[3D Printing Daily] Issue 530

Don’t worry if you don’t have a printer, you can click the public account menu 'Local Printing' to contact local friends for printing.

1. 3DpBurner.

Complete Guide to Building a 3D Laser Engraver with 30 Excellent Designs[ID:610934] 3DpBurner is an open-source laser cutter/engraver.

It is created using the same RepRap concept, utilizing 3D printed parts and some easily found 'vitamins' (not printed hardware).

I tried to do this as cheaply as possible by using inexpensive electronics and

Arduino Uno R4: The Next Generation of Open-Source Hardware

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As one of the most popular open-source hardware on the market, the Arduino Uno R3 was launched back in 2010. After more than a decade, this hardware's performance has become somewhat outdated. While everyone eagerly awaited, Arduino recently officially released the upgraded version of the Arduino Uno R3 - the Arduino Uno R4, which brings significant improvements in processing power, memory, storage, and connectivity.
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Open Source Social Robot Kit for Raspberry Pi and Arduino

Open Source Social Robot Kit for Raspberry Pi and Arduino
The "Q.bo One" robot released by Thecorpora is based on RPi 3 and Arduino, and provides stereo cameras, microphones, speakers, as well as visual and language recognition.
-- Eric Brown
Compiled from | http://linuxgizmos.com/open-source-social-robot-kit-runs-on-raspberry-pi-and-arduino/ | Author | Eric Brown | Translator | geekpi

The "Q.bo One" robot released by Thecorpora is based on RPi 3 and Arduino, and provides stereo cameras, microphones, speakers, as well as visual and language recognition.

In 2010,

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