PIXO Pixel

EPS32 Based RGB Display that uses the APA102-2020 LED

Sean Hodgins

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I wanted to create a simple to program LED matrix that runs off of the ESP32 so that it would have Bluetooth and WiFi connectivity. I didn't want it to be overly large like some of the displays already available, and I wanted to have a 16 x 16 grid pattern so that basic "8-bit" style images could be recreated. I decided to go with the incredibly small, fast, and awesome, APA102-2020. They are a 2mm x 2mm addressable LEDs. This will be a part of the Kickstarter Make/100 project which will be launching January 31st.

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Make/100 Kickstarter is Complete!
Sean Hodgins • 06/21/2018 at 13:03 • 0 comments

PIXO Pixels are complete and shipped!
Pictures, Pong, and Particle Physics
Sean Hodgins • 02/14/2018 at 13:53 • 0 comments

Here is a run down on how to display a few things on the PIXO Pixel. I have made a python script to convert images into a C++ 8-bit array to put them in your code, show you how to make a quick game of pong, and finally, experiment with some particle physics!
Building a PIXO Pixel
Sean Hodgins • 02/13/2018 at 01:57 • 0 comments

Want to build your own #PIXOPixel? The LEDs are the most fun.
Kickstarter is LIVE!
Sean Hodgins • 01/30/2018 at 15:00 • 0 comments

Only building 100, after that you will have to build your own!