Ei, he invertit un parell d'hores en un altre projecte en plan "em baixo aquest Firmware amb tot fet i el flasheijo en aquest catxarro petit", i flipo amb com funciona. Un assistent tipus Alexa, amb quasi tot offline, en un #ESP32S3 del tamany d'un rellotge Smart d'aquests.

I jo programant el mateix en Python en una RPi.

Estic al·lucinant.

My first WiFi based OBD-2 car diagnostic tool - WiCAN PRO. It is based on ESP32-S3 platform and runs open source firmware.

As usual, testing on simulator first

the readme has not been updated and it is not marked in any way that I can see, but this repo:

https://github.com/moononournation/Faux86-remake

is a fork of Faux86 reworked to run on #esp32s3 for this repo:

https://github.com/moononournation/T-Deck/

to turn the #lilygo t-deck into a handheld PC XT simulation (see the #Arduino sketch in https://github.com/moononournation/T-Deck/tree/main/esp32-faux86

(bonus project: TinyFake86 running on VGA32: https://github.com/rpsubc8/ESP32TinyFake86/blob/main/readmeEnglish.md)

do with that information what you will.

Spooky eyeballs in CircuitPython! Now with moving eyelids thx to @TreasureDev AND just ported to the ESP32-S3 Qualia board driving a 480x480 pixel display! It's so cool. I think I'm not configuring the display quite right but it's bananas being able to drive such a high-res display.
https://youtu.be/BChu_KzVALs
code: https://github.com/todbot/circuitpython-tricks/blob/main/larger-tricks/eyeballs/qteye_blink_qualia.py
#CircuitPython #ESP32S3 #displayio #esp32 #RGB666

My little LCARS CO2 sensor display on a LilyGo T-AMOLED. Mostly I have no idea what to do with this ESP32-S3 device, but it's smöl and pretty as hell. #esp32 #esp32s3 #startrek

So I do remember how to run a compiler!

And apparently the air is the cleanest thing in my work bench area.

Did I ever show this? Turns out because #ESP32 has super-configurable pins AND because the #adafruit #QTPy / #Seeed #Xiao format has castellated pads, you can just solder an I2C OLED display right on top of it and it works! Since this is an #ESP32S3 QTPy, I use this to test #CircuitPython WiFi stuff. Lately I've been using its as a Multicast UDP emitter Code for this demo: https://gist.github.com/todbot/31272a914df7f856b088671943b5ed35