LED LightShow Goggles with MakeCode, NeoPixels and Adafruit Trinket M0 #MakeCode #NeoPixels #Trinket @MSMakeCode @Adafruit
YouTube user MakeCode and Hardware has a new video out with a pair of LED goggles using NeoPixel rings and an Adafruit Trinket M0 microcontroller running Microsoft MakeCode, the easy to use block programming language.
Here’s a hat with goggles and 12 x LED Neopixel light rings for fun, wearable light shows!
The whole thing was programmed with MicroSoft MakeCode on a $79 Chromebook! You can do this off line even with a Chromebook. Adafruit Trinket M0 ($8.95) controller. You must find MakerMakeCode to get the Trinket M0 board: https://maker.makecode.com/#editor
Adafruit Trinket M0 : you do not want the Trinket 5v, because it will not work with MakeCode, you want the Trinket M Zero (Trinket M0)170 tie hole solderless breadboard. I used double sided green gardener Velcro tape to secure the goggles to the hat. Velcro squares are stuck to the hat to then stick to the green strip.
See the video for more:
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