Credit Card-Sized ESP32 Computer
Volos Projects
10 min, 53 sec
A detailed review and demonstration of the M5 Card Computer's features and capabilities.
Summary
- The video begins with a creative intro hinting at the computing capabilities of the M5 Card Computer.
- The M5 Card Computer is introduced as a compact device with a high-capacity battery, display, speaker, microphone, keyboard, infrared LED, buttons, SD card slot, and more.
- The presenter covers the device's specifications, including the ESP32 S3 chip, two batteries of different capacities, and numerous push buttons.
- Examples of applications and code for the device are shown, including a resistor calculator and a game.
- The presenter shares affiliate links for purchasing the device and invites viewers to leave comments and feedback.
Chapter 1
The video opens with a creative introduction to the M5 Card Computer, leading to an overview of its features.
- The presenter finds themselves in a dream-like digital environment, unsure of their location.
- A sudden interruption occurs when an unseen entity takes the presenter's sandwich, transitioning to the main content.
- The presenter introduces the M5 Card Computer, a device from the M5 stack company, which includes a high-capacity battery, display, speaker, and more.
Chapter 2
An in-depth look at the M5 Card Computer's specifications and potential applications.
- The device's main features are highlighted, such as its compact size and impressive battery capacity.
- The presenter expresses their preference for physical push buttons over touch screens, which the M5 Card Computer has plenty of.
- The potential for the M5 Card Computer to function as a communicator via ESP now or Laura is discussed, with mention of upcoming Laura module tests.
Chapter 3
Exploring the M5 Card Computer's thoughtful design and connectivity features.
- The device's case provides useful information for developers, such as pin assignments for various functionalities.
- The Groove connectors are mentioned for their ease of use with M5 stack products and the option to switch the 5V pin from input to output.
- Additional design features like the lanyard hole and simple on/off switch are appreciated by the presenter.
Chapter 4
The presenter demonstrates practical applications for the M5 Card Computer.
- A resistor calculator is shown, allowing users to set the color for each band to determine resistor values.
- A game example is provided, showcasing the presenter's coding skills and the display's capabilities.
- The presenter shares the code for the examples, inviting viewers to try them out.
Chapter 5
The video concludes with final thoughts on the M5 Card Computer and an invitation for viewer engagement.
- The presenter summarizes the device as a very cool piece of technology powered by an ESP32 S3 chip.
- Affiliate links are provided for those interested in purchasing the device.
- The presenter thanks viewers for their time, asks for comments, and bids farewell.
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