Intro to Swagbadge 2022, the SAOs and the software
summary
Hardware kit ships a redesigned rectangular swag badge with one larger OLED, touch sliders and preserved SAO mount points, and it includes two simple add-ons including a FPGA-equipped SAO (“rockling”) that needs extra SPI plus reset and done pins alongside I2C. Base firmware comes pre-flashed on an ESP32 + MicroPython image with a provided bootloader and the ICO framework for Wi‑Fi provisioning, event loops and common drivers; kits run late this year and backwards compatibility with 2021 badges is maintained.
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chapters (11)
- 0:00Intro
- 0:17What even is the OHMC?
- 1:45Hardware when virtual
- 2:40Goals for this year
- 4:10We're sorry!
- 7:36Swagbadge 2022 vs 2021 - what's changed
- 9:08SAO overview: theremin, party button
- 13:23While you're waiting...
- 14:27Software stack
- 20:00Insert your applications here!
- 21:12Resources
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