I did a DIY shutter remote for a @RED_Cinema Komodo using @CircuitPython and an #ESP32. It's cheaper than any other solution, completely wireless and easier to use than the web or mobile client. It only needs wifi and a power source.
#electronics#Python#redkomodo
@aschmelyun@Beccalytics@InterMiamiCF You can customize it to send individual keys or combinations like CMD+C or you can send strings to execute commands for example. If you are interested here is the code for the board: https://t.co/P0Yr53idI5
Such a sweet birthday gift from @Gus_Visuals!
> Wired together this mini controller
> Created a React App to customize the keys and reconfigure it on save
> Included customizing LED intensity and wifi compatibility
> Made it the @InterMiamiCF colors 🩷
@aschmelyun@Raspberry_Pi I love the form factor and price of the RP2040 boards. I just got a couple of @adafruit QT Pys to make this tiny keyboard portable. If your project doesn't need a full OS (RPiZero) or 5-volts (Arduino), any RP2040 will be a good recommendation.
Reading the @CityFurniture 2023 CSR report and had a full body reaction to this page. Seeing the Tech Community Initiative alongside these phenomenal partnerships is surreal. 3 years ago (still an intern) I asked my VP if we could have a CITY team at the Hackathon-now look at us!
And the API calls are made from the MCU and the code is executed using exec() so memory can become an issue depending on the board. I also used a #raspberrypi Pico W without issues.
I'm using #GeminiPro because API calls are free, at least for now. Sometimes it has a hard time with simple code, however when I tested sending back errors as an auto prompt it became very proeficient until it gets in an infinite loop
I decided to give @Google's #GeminiPro some control of my ESP32 using micropython. Is this how #Skynet started? I don't think so, unless you connect a WMD to a pin 🚀