ProtoStaxAG Arduino Giga Display Demo

Arduino® GIGA Display Shield

Arduino IDE

Arduino GIGA R1 WiFi

ProtoStax-AG Enclosure for Arduino Giga Display

<html><body><figure><img src="https://projects.arduinocontent.cc/bbccc681-14d0-461e-9989-fe9bfe096137.jpg"/><figcaption>ProtoStaxAG Arduino Giga Display Demo</figcaption></figure>The Arduino GIGA Display Shield lets you effortlessly deploy graphic interfaces to your Arduino GIGA R1 WiFi projects with their innovative touch screen solution, which includes an RGB LED, digital microphone, 6-axis IMU, and Arducam® connector, enabling seamless creation of handheld devices or dashboards. With ProtoStax, the process of getting to a usable and attractive device is greatly simplified. The new ProtoStax-AG Enclosure for Arduino Giga Display makes it super duper easy for you to have a truly seamless experience in creating professional looking solutions with the new Arduino Giga Display, with its new modular, extensible and stackable enclosure solution for the Arduino Giga Display!The case has an internal clearance of over 1.2 inches, which gives you ample room to install an extra shield (or two) of your choice to build out your solution.The Arduino Giga Display Shield comes with several examples, but none that puts together the different components and features into a single cohesive example. This demo aims to do just that. It uses LVGL to build complex user interfaces relatively painlessly. But unlike the "toy" example in the regular demo, this demo utilizes with the onboard sensors to build an integrated demo. It uses input from the microphone using the PDM library and uses lvgl_chart to display the mic data on the chart. It also uses another chart to display gyroscope data from the IMU sensor in X, Y and Z axis. It further demonstrates the use of LVGL sliders to control the onboard RGB LED's colors - you can pick the red, green and blue values independently using the 3 sliders to mix your own color. It also uses LVGL to display an image (logo). Lastly, the enclosure gives you enough room to add a shield or two of your own - for example, add temperature, humidity, pressure, PM sensors to build your own environmental monitor and display those values/charts on the large display! The tripod mount will allow you to mount the display and make it usable. What will you build with this system? Share with us in the comments below! 😊</body></html>

ProtoStaxAG Arduino Giga Display Demo

Build a cool display with the Arduino Giga Display - showcases using LVGL to show a graph of the on board mic, imu sensor and rgb led