I turned my scope into a video game console 🕹️🧱🏓

I coded the Game of Life of John Horton Conway, generating synchronized waveforms on the DACs of an ESP32 and then viewing them on an oscilloscope:

2048 Game for #ESPboy
https://m1cr0lab-espboy.github.io/2048/
Powered by #LovyanGFX graphics driver
@ESPboy_edu @lovyan03 @TobozoTagada

Inspired by WiFiChanViz from @TobozoTagada , I've made a WiFi network scanner for the #ESPboy. Graphics rendering powered by the amazing #LovyanGFX library from @lovyan03.

I am coding a C++ library to control the board of the #Maqueen Plus robot from #DFRobot. The robot is driven by a #BPIbit board (ESP32) and controlled remotely by radio with an #ESPboy 2 (ESP8266).
@dfrobotcn @BananaPiTeam @jolinzhou4 @ESPboy_edu

Multiplayer game demo using ESP-NOW between a #Gamebuino META (SAMD21), fitted with an ESP32, and an #ESPboy v2 (ESP8266).
@theGamebuino @ESPboy_edu

Demo performed on ESPboy (Wemos D1 mini + ST7735S) with #LovyanGFX graphics library. Rendering is very smooth (shows even better on the hardware).
Many thanks to @lovyan03 for integrating the ESP8266 in his library and to Roman @ESPboy_edu, the ESPboy's dad.