
Tag: M5StickC
The M5StickC is a module based on the ESP32 microcontroller. It is a user-friendly and open-source IoT development board. Programming the M5StickC is possible with UIFlow, MicroPython, and of course the Arduino IDE. There are countless extensions available that are easy to connect to the Grove or HAT ports. You can of course also develop your own extensions for these connections.
The M5StickC is equipped with an 80 mAh Lipo battery with an associated charging circuit and a TFT color screen. It also has WiFi, BlueTooth, LED (red), 2 buttons, a 6-axis motion sensor (SH200Q), a Real-time clock (BM8563), Microphone, Infrared (IR) LED, and a USB Type-C port for programming, charging, and power supply. All of this in a compact housing, making it an ideal platform for developing portable or “wearable” projects.


Using the M5Stack RGB Unit with the M5StickC

Autopilot for Blackmagic Design ATEM switcher

Tally light ESP32 for Blackmagic ATEM switcher

COVID-19 CORONA Tracker: ESP32 & Arduino IDE

Programming the M5StickC with the Arduino IDE
