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NUS Weaves the World's First Touchscreen Into a Shirt Sleeve, and It Still Works After 50 Machine Washes Touchscreens are on phones, watches, fridges and car dashboards, but never on clothes, because a display has to bend, breathe and survive a washing machine. Researchers at the National University of Singapore say they have now cracked it. A team led by Assistant Professor Tural Khudiyev at the NUS College of Design and Engineering has built a fibre that is both a line of pixels and a touch… |
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Maker Transforms ESP32-S3 Microcontroller Into a Mini Retro TV With Touch Control and Audio Output In an era where microcontroller boards are becoming increasingly powerful, Tech Talkies recently showcased an interesting use for the versatile ESP32-S3 chip by turning it into a fully functional, pocket-sized retro television. Leveraging the display and audio capabilities of modern hobbyist hardware, the project demonstrates how low-cost microcontrollers can easily drive video playback and… |
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Maker Builds a 5-in-1 Cyber Deck Using an ESP32, 3.5-Inch Touchscreen Display, and Custom 3D-Printed Body Maker from the youtube channel Hacktuber recently made a custom "5-in-1 Cyber Deck" using ESP32. He demonstrated the project using two different ESP32 based development boards. One is a 2.8-inch CYD (Cheap Yellow Display) featuring an integrated touchscreen for quick prototyping, and the other is a 3.5-inch non-touch TFT display connected to an ESP32 C3 Mini, mounted onto a 3D-printed… |
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Getting Started with M5Stack Tab5: ESP32-P4 Touchscreen Development Board Large touchscreen development boards are useful when a project needs more than a microcontroller and a few expansion pins. A display, camera, audio system, wireless connectivity, storage and industrial interfaces can turn the development board itself into the starting point for a complete embedded product. The M5Stack Tab5 takes this approach with a 5-inch 1280 × 720… |
