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NeoGram: ESP8266 and NeoPixel based Open Source Hardware Development board.

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  • MakerGram
    MakerGram last edited by 28 May 2020, 15:37

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    NeoGram is an ESP8266 based Open Source Hardware Development board aimed to provide experiments on NeoPixels (WS2812B) using ESP8266.

    NeoGram is Powerd by ESP8266-12E Module which is encapsulated Tensilica L106 integrates industry-leading ultra low power 32-bit MCU micro, with the 16-bit short mode, Clock speed support 80 MHz, 160 MHz, supports the RTOS, integrated Wi-Fi MAC/BB/RF/PA/LNA, on-board antenna. The 12 of the WS2812B can be programmed individually as maker wishes to make their project colourful 🌈.

    Features

    • 12 x Programmable WS2812B
    • Plug and Play
    • Inbuilt WiFi
    • Inbuilt USB to UART
    • Inbuilt Voltage Regulator
    • Reset button
    • Power led
    • MicroUSB port for programming and debugging
    • The USB port can act like serial port, keyboard, mouse, joystick or MIDI!
    • Powered by ESP8266-12E - 32 bit, running 3.3v at 160 MHz
    • Arduino Compatible
    • Micropython Compatible
    • OpenSource Hardware ❤️

    GitHub Project: https://github.com/MakerGram/NeoGram
    OSHWA Certification: https://certification.oshwa.org/in000013.html

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      MakerGram last edited by 28 May 2020, 15:37

      Open Source Hardware Certification

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          This is a gesture controlled laser turret,we can control the movement of laser by hand movement.With the help of OpenCV we move the mouse in computer by hand control

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          https://youtu.be/sYS2SVur7II

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        • Very much informative!!!!

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        • If you are using raspberry pi as one of your main computers and have separate monitor, keyboard and mouse, then you might be tired of copy and pasting terminal commands and codes while doing projects with raspberry pi, because running chromium-browser and reading tutorial will pi slower and using a sperate keyboard and mouse use our workbench space too.

          recently I read a blog Share your keyboard and mouse between computers with Barrier by Gordon Hollingworth which is cool.

          In that blog, he mentioned a software called barrier, it's a software that will allow you to use a single keyboard and mouse to control multiple computers by physically turning a dial on the box to switch the machine you're controlling at any given moment. The barrier does this in software, allowing you to tell it which machine to control by moving your mouse to the edge of the screen, or by using a keypress to switch focus to a different system.

          Follow these to share your computer keyboard and mouse with the raspberry pi

          First, we need setup raspberry pi

          Step 1: Download and Install Raspberry Pi OS on SD Card

          Step 2: Connect raspberry pi to the wi-fi network

          Step 3: Install barrier, for that open your terminal (Ctrl + T) and paste or enter the following

          sudo apt install barrier

          Then click enter.

          Step 4: Setup barrier, Open barrier by typing barrier on the terminal, if you successfully installed the barrier you can see like this.

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          Select option Client (Use another computer's mouse and keyboard) and Select Auto config option too, also note the Screen name, which we need for the server.

          That's all next we need to set up the desktop/laptop computer.

          Step 5: Download and Install barrier on desktop or laptop computer (The Server), download link

          Step 6: Set up the barrier by selecting Server and position your monitor on barrier software. 004.png

          To Position, the screen clicks the configure server.

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          Here, to drag and drop the monitor icon to the desired position you need on the grid.

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          double click the screen and set the screen name, you can obtain the screen name from the raspberry pi barrier client. (See Step 4)

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          after setup, it should be like this. Then click OK

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          in the following screen, click Apply and Just wait few seconds then try to move the mouse to the corner. Yes, It should work.

          2 Jul 2020, 15:05 • read more
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