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The M5Paper on my desk displaying my daily TODO list| twocentstudios.com
View this email in your browser. Warning: Flashing Imagery Welcome to the latest Python on Microcontrollers newsletter! The week after the Arduino acquisition by Qualcomm and folks are looking at the results: the Arduino Uno Q, the new software, and where things may go. Also this week, an article on “which microcontroller should I use” […]| Adafruit Daily
View this email in your browser. Warning: Flashing Imagery Welcome to the latest Python on Microcontrollers newsletter! Wow, the announcement that Qualcomm was buying Arduino wasn’t unexpected, but the new Arduino Uno Q was a surprise. Will this be an AI push for them both? Python 3.14 brings some interesting new changes and CircuitPython gets […]| Adafruit Daily
View this email in your browser. Warning: Flashing Imagery Welcome to the latest Python on Microcontrollers newsletter! After months of work, the CircuitPython developers have released CircuitPython 10, filled with enhancements requested by the community. In addition, Raspberry Pi has refreshed the Raspberry Pi Operating System with a new Debian version and an all new […]| Adafruit Daily
The M5Paper on my desk displaying my daily TODO list| twocentstudios.com
View this email in your browser. Welcome to the latest Python on Microcontrollers newsletter. Where has September gone! We’re sliding into October, spooky season, then November is the warm-up to December holidays and New Years. Coming back to my senses, October is also Open Hardware Month! Submit your open design for a spooky treat. Raspberry […]| Adafruit Daily
In this MicroPython guide, we’ll show you how to set up an ESP32 to receive and display data from multiple ESP32 boards using the ESP-NOW communication protocol (many-to-one configuration). We’ll ... CONTINUE READING » The post MicroPython: ESP-NOW with ESP32—Receive Data from Multiple Boards (many-to-one) first appeared on Random Nerd Tutorials.| Random Nerd Tutorials
If you’re a fan of open-source technology, Gustavo Salvador Reynaga Aguilar is a name to know. An experienced educator with a passion for technology, Reynaga has spent nearly three decades teaching and inspiring students at CECATI 132 in Mexico. He’s worked with platforms like Arduino, Raspberry Pi, and BeagleBone, and is renowned for projects such […]| Arduino Blog
There's not just one - but two! - ways to install it. Read on to find out how.| Bhavesh Kakwani
We’re excited to announce the release of the web-based version of the Arduino Lab for MicroPython Editor. This lightweight platform makes it even easier to code with MicroPython using Arduino hardware such as Alvik, Nano ESP32, Nano RP2040 Connect, Nano 33 BLE Sense – and more! You can check the full list of MicroPython-compatible Arduino […]| Arduino Blog
Playing around with the Micropython board: First simple scripts.| blog.dbrgn.ch
This event’s focus is not so much on delivering a finished game as delivering a platform for learning micropython. The board consists of a SeedStudio/Xiao RPI2040 which has just enough pins f…| ioprog
When I was young I owned a PlayStation 1 (PS1). It was one of the first, if not the first, game consoles I owned and it had a profound effect on my future. I can trace the history of how I got involved in computers back to playing and modding| Kevin Chung
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Knobs are a universal way of controlling devices - you use them on stoves to control the temperature, on speakers to control the volume, and on Russian spacecraft to control...space stuff. But have you ever wondered how they work?| Bhavesh Kakwani
Learn how to get your microcontroller to remember your settings, so you can quickly get it back in working state even if it loses power or reboots!| Bhavesh Kakwani
Learn how to upgrade an IKEA lamp into a colourful IoT light, with the power of ESP32, MicroPython and Neopixels!| Bhavesh Kakwani
Part two in the epic saga of programming Neopixels with MicroPython. Jump in and learn how to create fantastic colour patterns - no hardware needed!| Bhavesh Kakwani
In our very first MicroPython tutorial, we learned how to blink an LED but we could only turn it fully on or off - we didn't have the ability to change its brightness or colour. What if we did? You could create the most fantastic shows of light and colour - using Neopixels!| Bhavesh Kakwani
Whether you want to check for a fever, monitor the conditions in a greenhouse or protect your satellite in the freezing cold of outer space, you need to measure the temperature of your system. But have you ever wondered how a digital thermometer actually works?| Bhavesh Kakwani
What if we want to blink an LED to remind us on the day of a friend's birthday? Or what if we want a lamp to automatically turn on, like an alarm, every morning? Learn how to sync your ESP32 with network time!| Bhavesh Kakwani
You know how to run MicroPython on hardware, but what if you don't have a microcontroller lying around? That's where Docker comes in!| Bhavesh Kakwani
The repetitive process of editing your code in Thonny, switching over to the WebREPL window, re-selecting your edited code file, re-sending it to your ESP32, and going back to Thonny to fix any bugs can get cumbersome and slow. Luckily for us, there's a solution!| Bhavesh Kakwani
One of the coolest upgrades to make to any hardware project is to connect it to the (world wide) web. It opens up immense possibilities, like a Cambrian explosion of project ideas that weren't possible before.| Bhavesh Kakwani
We rely a lot on our eyesight to detect movement in our environment. But smart light-switches are able to detect your movement in a pitch dark hallway and turn on the lights for you. How do they do that? Today we'll learn how, and even build our own smart light using MicroPython!| Bhavesh Kakwani
What is the "hello world" of embedded software? Why, blinking an LED, of course! In this first tutorial, we'll get you acquainted with the fundamentals of MicroPython and more importantly, the online simulator we'll be using for all the tutorials. That's right, an online simulator!| Bhavesh Kakwani
What if you want to remote control a drone, or create a smart home lighting system, or collect sensor data from many devices? Enter MQTT: a robust and flexible IoT protocol that lets us do all that and more!| Bhavesh Kakwani
