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Example firmware for the SwagBadge is written in MicroPython, so the badge will require MicroPython to be installed first.
  
 
MicroPython firmware for the SwagBadge 2021 (''master'' branch) will run on the SwagBadge 2022.  However, the color LCD screen is not yet supported.  Currently, this is an easy way to test networking, MQTT and play with [https://github.com/geekscape/aiko_services Aiko Services]
 
MicroPython firmware for the SwagBadge 2021 (''master'' branch) will run on the SwagBadge 2022.  However, the color LCD screen is not yet supported.  Currently, this is an easy way to test networking, MQTT and play with [https://github.com/geekscape/aiko_services Aiko Services]

Revision as of 21:29, 12 March 2023

Overview

GitHub repository: https://github.com/geekscape/aiko_engine_mp

Example firmware for the SwagBadge is written in MicroPython, so the badge will require MicroPython to be installed first.

MicroPython firmware for the SwagBadge 2021 (master branch) will run on the SwagBadge 2022. However, the color LCD screen is not yet supported. Currently, this is an easy way to test networking, MQTT and play with Aiko Services

A work-in-progress firmware (swagbadge_2022 branch) supports the SwagBadge 2022 color LCD screen. However, the LCD screen driver is allocating significant chunks of memory, causing the overall application to crash. So, networking, MQTT and Aiko Services have been temporarily removed, whilst a design and implementation refactor occurs.

Software installation

   git clone https://github.com/geekscape/aiko_engine_mp.git --branch swagbadge_2022


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