ESP32-Cam Programmer & LED Wall Effects
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 26 ก.ย. 2024
- In this video a cheap ESP32 camera is interfaced and used to display real-time video on my huge ping pong LED wall. With some additional video processing nice visuals and interactive animations are created. A custom programming circuit is used to simplify the programming of the ESP32-Cam.
code (more on that soon):
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Links to the parts (affiliate links):
Programmer (as soon it approved by tindie):
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ESP32 Cam (~$6):
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Set of Tweezers ($3):
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Flux ($3 for two):
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Soldering Mat ($8):
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Ultrasonic Cleaner ($50):
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RGB LED chain lights ($8 / 50LEDs):
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Ping Pong Balls ($8.50 for 150):
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My camera and lens (4k 60fps):
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This one's more like an artist work :)
This is amazing!! I bet you could rent or sell these led walls to night clubs or event hosts! People would love this!!!
Or at least bring it to burning man 🙂
Great work! I love this so much!!
Awesome ! I am stunned what you get out of this small board and your RGB Ping Pong Ball Wall !
"Night club owners hate this man.
He built a dancing wall."
Or embrace this man. I would go to a night club with this one and get sh!tfaced.
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Amazing work Matthias! My high school robotics team is copying your V2 wall for our pit at the Colorado Regional competition. They just got the first panel up today and IT WORKS! I wasn't sure we would be able to work it out, but they did it. When we get the whole thing going I'll post a video and send you the link. My students think they are tech wizards now! When I get home tonight I will be sending you some PayPal love. Thanks for sharing your work. This old teacher really appreciates it.
woah I have the same module and i have it neatly stored in a closet while you're doing awesome stuff like this
Amizing man.. no words to say about it.. first time I am watching a video about image processing using esp32
Damn dude, I subbed because u happen to use the same wifi module I was using, but ur an absolute ESP-guru.
I am a simple man I see bitluni I like the video, I see bitluni + ESP32 + addressable LEDs I share it with all my friends!
Thank you so much Bitluni! Happy New Year and All the best
Will wait for 2020 blast year!
Oh, how wrong you were my guy.
This can be installed in a supermarket or any other public place. Children will have fun with it.
Amazing work!
Demoscene spirit lives again! ^^`
it never died
🤩🤩🤩 Bitluni has blown esp32 /Ws2811 skills off the hinge once more, this person is beautifully fundamental. RESPECT 😎
Trippy as commercials in the 90's. 😁
Keep up the good work! Great video!
Wow. Insanely cool! The end result is absolutely stunning.
Fantastic! Especially the effects. I might see if I can add one of my ESP32-CAMs to my 64x32 RGB LEDMatrix. ;)
I have been using these esp cams... but never thought so creative.... great project.. great work as usual.
4:07 Book under the Display? I have that exact mod. Brilliant work on the ESPs BTW.
the important bit is to use books more expensive than your monitor
Your work just keeps getting better and better. Sad that the programmer is already sold out on Tindie. Joined the wait list!
You can now buy one off of aliexpress for very cheap
Small things too become grazy big ,when it's in right hands , awesome work of digital art ,
thats going to be the showstopper at Maker faire !
I think this man is a genius. It does amazing things.
Darun hoyche....osadharon...(language: BENGALI ) from INDIA
This would make a great store front display.
Nice work Luni!
Way cool upgrade to your video wall
the last mode: "when you have no friends" :D :D
2:23 Perfectly synced to music
very-very nice job
I just built a 30x60 LED programmable Arduino matrix. I absolutely NEED to try this.
Fantastic project. Great use of the esp32-cam. Just started playing with them myself....
Amazing project. And... amazing dance moves....
FYI for anyone trying to run this code for yourself - apparently the v3.0.0-alpha versions of the esp32 board have some issues that prevent the code from compiling, so use v2.0.11 until it's sorted.
Great job
Great Scott! Man
Einfach nur GENIAL! :)
Отличная идея!!!! Great idea!!!!
This is amaaaazing
Fantastic.
you are a genius
Amazing work i'm glad I got the esp32cam to try it out.
This is AWESOME!!!
Ideas running through my head what to do with this...
First of all, great project. I would love to have one of those ledwalls at home. Is it possible to use those effects interfacing and esp32-cam and a regular TV with VGA input?
You are so good at this! If you dont have a good job, you could sell these art panels to children's museums, where they go to play on cool toys. I think you could sell this panel to them for over $10,000 USD
Wow... Just wow.
Nice background leds.... Let's dance...
Sehr sehr cool! Dankeschön für das Video
For some reason making the hole and putting the esp-eye behind the wall would be cleaner!
camera would be more affected by surrounding leds/balls
Awesome!
You are very creative! I wish if im like you ! Keep it up 👍🏻
I kinda miss the wiring diagram for this project.
EDIT: aah! code mentions that the LED data pin = 2.
I tried the v1 led wall as my first "big" project and it was quite easy to follow along. Keep up the good work.
I'm using the code provided in the link and I get the signal from pin IO2 (DATA 0). This differs from how it is done in the video (which shows pin IO15 - CMD). I was a little confused by the comment in the code in which I had interpreted "data pin is 2" as DATA2, not as IO2.
Also, I'm using a 20x15 led board, so some rescaling has to be done. The code provided is a little more complex than I'm used to. Is it possible to provide a little background on the code or to direct us to the documentation you used to write this code?
grtz,
Amazing video!
wonderful work
very very impressive, Sir!
Ssooo glad I found this video. Or Hackaday did.
That's so cool .... Just got to get my wife to agree to having ping-pong wall in the house ...I have the materials.....just have to win her over .
Awesome! I'm looking forward to next year... has to be more awesome! :)
He never disappoints...
State of the art!
Wouah !? Génial 💯👍 🇫🇷
Best regards from Russia!
Great work man!
great master. Next video suggestion for face unlock security tutorial with esp32 cam
A.M.A.Z.I.N.G.!
Great work !
Great work! 👍
That's awesome man!!!
Pretty cool
Is there any chance of you 3d printing some smaller diffusers than the ping-pong balls so the resolution can be increased on a video panel? I was thinking that if a fold were placed in the LED ribbon in between the LED'S so that they are butted up next to each other then the resolution can be massively increased
Art.
Great project!!
Nice work.
Wow! Bit! You made the lowest resolution digital camera and display ever! ;-) Way cool!
Wow.. So awesome
respect
Wow! This is really a great project! I have just two questions: this wall has 1200 neopixel... are they all connected in one line? And what type of power supply are you using for 1200 pixel? This must be huge, or?
with this setup you can see your four invisible friends: Blue, Red, Green and Magenta
Wow💥👍
You are a next level artist. ;-)
So cool!
those effects were really cool. I can see that the next expo.
very very very cool..always great job bitluni ;-)
The code for this project seems a little overwhelming for me. Can you please point out where do you initialize the LED matrix (I assume this is a serial array divided by number of LEDs in a row) and where do you perform a write cycle, so I can fit this code into the solution I am looking for?
You make being a nerd cool af
Looks so awesome :O
So, it is basically an ambilight but with excess of pixel scan for leds?
What about using an IR camera? That way you wouldn’t need the extra light for the dance wall.
Epic work. Now get some 10 year-olds to make really nice videos with it. Or install 30 of them in the walls at clubs. Or wear a bunch of IR led's and dance in front of it in the dark.
Hi Bitluni is this camera work with led wall Freenove ESP32-WROVER CAM Board ??
nice
With the programmer carrier board and LS MOSFET: the ESP's pins will see -3.3V with a low input. I guess this only matters with the GPIO0 and RX pin
it's amazing ......
Is it possible to have a signal that is recieved from music somehow? I.e so this kind of project could be used as a DIY dj LED visual background?
Hallo Bitluni,
echt ne super Sache die du da entwickelt hast. Ich möchte dein Projekt nachbauen und wollte erstmal mit einer 8x8 led matrix die Machbarkeit testen. Soweit läuft das ganze.
Aber leider sind die LEDs zeilenweise und nich wie bei dir "schlangenförmig" angeordnet.
Gibt es eine Möglichkeit die Auflösung und led anordnung in deinem Beispiel auf github zu ändern?
Danke.
Проект просто супер. Хочу повторить , но не знаю где менять настройки матрицы , у меня высота 10 ширина 39. и вывод какой пин светодиода подсоединять?
Awesome!!!
3:27 - ok, I gotta ask - why not mount the unit behind the wall so that only the camera lens pokes through?
Why a MOSFET and not a common NPN transistor?
i am getting Compilation error: redefinition of 'const char* ssid', any idea how to solve?
Thats so cool. I'd give three thumbs up if I could!