Thank you soo much. If it wasn't because you kindly shared you code I would never get the macropad Im making to work. Studing your code made me realize the several errors I did and I had no idea at all about how to solve them because Im completely new to MCU's and Python. After several weeks banging my head against a wall, I can say IT WORKS!! And it was possible only because of your generosity at the time of sharing your knowledge. THANK YOU. Added to that, I would like to know if you have any paypal or other method so I can send you a donation as a sign my gratitude. Again, Thank you so much Leon.
Wow, this is fantastic! Thank you very much for taking the time to share this feedback. I am happy to hear my videos and open source code is useful and have help you. I have a PayPal but totally no need to make a donation. Open source is about sharing the knowledge! If you want you can consider supporting some of the open source hardware project that I am working on in my spare time. Soon Crowd Supply will launch a campaign for a small gadget ANAVI Handle: a USB-C adapter for Wii Nunchuk compatible controllers to PC. The board is built around XIAO RP2040 and the open source firmware is written in CircuitPython: www.crowdsupply.com/anavi-technology/anavi-handle
That's interesting! Thanks for sharing. I will have a look. However, Seeed Studio has a proven as a stable manufacturer and supplier over the years so I prefer and recommend using the XIAO modules.
XIAO ESP32C6 working temperature is in a wide range from -40°C to 85°C. The power consumption depends on the mode, in deep sleep it can be reduced as low as about 15 μA.
@@pablo__40363 pins D4 and D5 on XIAO ESP32C6 are dedicated for I2C so you can attach various sensors supporting this bus for temperature and current measurement, for example INA260 for voltage and current power sensor as well as for temperature HTU21D, BME680, BMP180, etc. There are so many opportunities with these XIAO modules.
@@LeonAnavi Thanks. I am just wondering because it states that the ESP32-C6 already does current and temperature measurements inside the chip.There are application examples part of the SDK.
@@pablo__40363 as far as I know esp32c6 has a built-in sensor with predefined measurement ranges but according to my understanding it is supposed to be used to measure the chip's internal temperature, for example to detect overheating.
G'day, I am wondering if it can do Speech to Text, and how small can it really get? I saw the XIAO Esp32 being tiny. I have a project that requires wireless, real-time Speech to Text capabilities, and 4 programmable buttons on it... in the smallest form factor possible... Max one index finger size. Do you reckon it can be done with Esp32's or am I better off looking somewhere else? what would you suggest?
