March 29 2014 is Arduino’s 10 years birthday, also the World’s Arduino Day. In conjunction with the global celebration, SG Makers in partnership with IDA is organizing a whole series of events for Singapore Arduino lovers. And I was invited to showcase some Arduino projects.
Being not too much dedicated to Arduino, I have to quickly put up something demo-able. And since I’ve been playing with display devices often, I decided to make an Arduino graphics project. After two weeks, I finished my first Arduino game — FlappyDuino (thanks SG Makers William Hooi for inventing the name).
The project hardware is really simple. It only contains an Arduino Pro Mini, a ST7735 SPI TFT panel and a distance sensor (Sharp GP2Y0A21YK0F, which I used before in Project Crystal). I have put the KiCAD schematic, PCB and Arduino sketch code at https://github.com/baoshi/FlappyDuino. Feel free to download and criticise my code.
Lazy me also think a video is worth thousands of words.
Happy Birthday Arduino!
Hi Baoshi,
How to open and visualize the hw files that you put on Github ?
David
It’s in KiCad format. Let me post a PDF version.
Hi Baoshi,
what program used to create the code image, (image converter -> hex). Thanks
I can’t remember clearly for this one. But I usually save the image to binary file then use xxd to convert binary file to source code.