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the quality of those cameras are a disaster and the performance oof rsp32 are not yet enough to have something better than a nice toy. Anyway your video and the case are nice.

now make it parametric for scad each section 2 letters and I will call this video useful; otherwise waste of time! mK?

I am so excited to get my first 3d printer this Friday!! I cant wait to start creating products like this!!

It would be nice to see a weatherproof case so it could be used outdoors.

Good stuff! Looking forward to more 3d projects

Nice video, keep it up, thanks :)

I think there is a way to use espcam with PrusaConnect for remote printer monitoring. I’m certain there will also be an integration for HomeAssistant to use for security purposes

hi~ we would like to explore a collaboration with you, how could we contact with you :D thanks!

I have seen alot of different videos about making a camera with the esp 32 but by far yours has bin the most helpful, Thank you

Cool project. 👍

Thanks for the video! Could you share the CAD or 3D STL files that you used to make your sign? Would be nice to first try yours before making my own.

Great looking result.

nice tutorial, clear and easy to undrestand. thanks for it.

Really awesome outcome - I've been wanting to do something like this for a while now but it's quite challenging in Tinkercad (which is my goto for designing models ATM). I really need to move on to something more substantial though! If I could make one suggestion... replace that RGB strip with individually addressable LED's and power them with a Microcontroller using WLED. There are lots of off the shelf WLED controllers now if you want something a bit more polished, but honestly you could easily hide the whole controller inside the light and just have an exposed usb connector for 5v power on the back. It'll give you tons of flexibility, more effects, an app to control colours and even scheduling and more!

Great video! :)

Nice video, very interesting keep it up

AI? You’re automating yourself into redundancy. Snake is not a hard game to program…

Lovely stuff mate! Didn't know this thing existed, very cool!

Enjoying your vids! If you haven't seen them already look at some of the boards from Useful Sensors Inc - they do tiny little breakout boards that run machine learning directly on the boards. They're insane. I have their face recognition sensor and it's suuuuper cool.

I learned about your helping hands. If only they were not $60+ on pre-order.

good stuff dude. keep it up

Sir I can talk to you about your social media growth

For a small channel, you make some pretty good content. I will subscribe!

nice bro maybe next time try using a attiny microcontroller the attiny85 have pins enough for a button and screen then a spare button

This is really cool. If I could give you one tip for the future though... black screws, would be it.

NICE BRO

Your content is gold. Thanks for posting.

just nitpicking a bit: it looks like the collision detection is off at first glance because the player overlaps the obstacle on death, but the code seems ok so i guess its because the game over screens shows 50ms later. love this project, great video man! ^^

I love this as an application of 3d printing!! The final product also looks amazing. I've heard that the layer lines of fdm printing can be problematic as they can allow bacteria to grow, and in an application like this, that may be an issue. Potentially you could use ABS or ASA with acetone smoothing to reduce the layer lines. That post process melds the layers together and could probably reduce the risk of bacteria growth.

it would be really cool if you put magnets on both sides, so that it stuck in place really solidly!

I put a wedge on my skadis hooks so they lock in to the mount with no glue needed

With fdm printing you dont need to consider weight reduction as much especially at this size as STL files are just the outside surfaces of the model and picking an appropriate infil does this. I find adaptive cubic the best. Id add some filets and chamfers to the model to improve aesthetics and reduce the stress concentrations in 90° corners. You ever considered using solidworks? Nice work though. Just subbed.

Agree with the other two commenters, where is the power switch? That’s just going to kill your battery!!!

so confused... why no switch???

cool, but where is the power switch?

Hi, are you planning to share the code by any chance ?

This is so funny! Well done!

can u share stl files and the code plz:)

Excellent ! Will you share how you made the phone app too ?

Great build! How are you planning to improve the latency?

Great work man! We'd love to offer you some boards if you may need them in the upcoming content. (PCBWay Daisy) 😀

Great build! I just bought a pack of heat-set nuts and a new tip for my soldering iron. They are much easier to use than I expected, and now I'm looking for a project to use them on. I may do a remix of this build.

How long can the device be turned on until you need to recharge it?

i could have made that in 30 minutes, or i could have just designed the box in 2

Nice work. I'm planning to make a similar thing but with e-ink displays. Just hit the subscribe button, Keep it up!

Great project! Cool to see tools like ChatGPT being able to provide you with the code you need without much hassle and debugging. I'm looking forward to seeing your other projects in the future. :)

You actually need more time to rotate the knob and click to typing the command in a terminal

Really don't get this. It is very easy to make a schortcut combination for every program just on your keyboard. ctrl-alt-d starts my command prompt, ctrl-alt-c my calculator and so on. No additional hardware, programming and extra buttons needed for that. And single handed operation too. And if bolts are too long why print a new enclosure? Just cut of the excess length of the bolts.

I'll join the others in saying a more detailled version / update would be appreciated ✌ You certainly have my attention in form of a new sub 🙏

Would love a step by step tutorial!