@lukasmaximus Yes.. I want to make an audio-haptic installation for a school project. :) And now I'm trying to make it wireless. By any chance, do you know how to send data from MAX/MSP to M5Stack (via udp, WiFi)?

@ajb2k3
Can't afford T.T the Servo board.
i really want.

will be using a arduino to drive the servo's.

The project is about navigation and detection.
Not finished but i am working on it every day and keep updated.

@shintobi check out some of the scenes like ping-pong. It’s in a script on a GO.

Very nice @TheBozo thanks for sharing, perhaps if you have time you could make a guide for it on our hackster.io page hackster.io/m5stack

@lukasmaximus thank you!
It's called Espeon because ESP32, basically. It's also one of my favorite Pokémon.

Cool！

Mine is in the office and will be connected to the solar system to act as a smoke detector as that is where my 3D printer live.

@ajb2k3 thank for the advice

MOSI/MISO is the SPI equivalent of Tx/Rx for UART (except the lines are not crossed: MOSI connects to MOSI, and MISO to MISO). The other difference is that's it's a bus, like I2C, with one master and one or more slaves. So you can connect a screen and a LoRa chip, for instance. However, you need a separate SS (Slave Select) line per device. You're going to have difficulties finding enough pins for this. As suggested, it'd be much better to use a managed chip (MCU + LoRa chip).

I've tried a few things but it's too cumbersome. I switched back to M5Stack for this.

Hey @Totatot like the idea, are you from Synthiam or know anyone from the company you could introduce us to?

Very nice, thanks for sharing.
Working great on my M5Stick-C.
Thank you.

@ajb2k3 A video of the bouncing text
Bouncing text

and a video of rotating text.
Rotating Text