E così ci siamo anche quest'anno

Il Giorno del Pinguino è alle porte...
A Fermo, in via S. Salvatore 6 (45 Min da Ancona, Macerata, Ascoli; poco di più da Umbria e Abruzzo)
Sabato 25 Ottobre 2025 dalle 14:30 alle 20:00
Ingresso rigorosamente libero

Sulla pagina https://www.fermolug.org/event/linux-day-2025-7/ sono disponibili talk ed eventi Passate anche voi?

#fermoLug #linuxday #ai #micropython #crittografia #cybersecurity #foss #opensource #marche #fermo @linux @ufficiozero @cultrepo @ambiente @linux@diggita.com

Found some Pico LoRa sx1262 sensors here, and created a modem with them. Now I can easily send messages over radio with anything that have an USB port.
I have a few ideas for practical appplications, but that will need to wait.

https://github.com/brenordv/micropython-snippets/tree/master/pico_lora_sx1262
#iot #lora #python #dev #devlog #micropython

OK is that the last of my #microPython code reviews responded to? I hope so! (for now)

I forked this excellent multi-precision maths library to give it explicit support for CircuitPython:

https://github.com/scruss/micropython-decimal-number

So it you're finding single-precision a bit cramped, give it a shot.

Back on my #NeoPixel / #ESP32 / #MicroPython bullshit

I have an #ESP32 programmed in #micropython that wakes every five minutes to check the temperature of a water tank.

If the temperature (or it's battery voltage) drop below certain level, it texts me. Otherwise it goes into deepsleep for another five minutes.

All this is powered by a 3.3V 400mAh Lipo battery. I set it going on Aug 1st, and I've just had a text to say it's battery is low - 50 days!

Does anyone with micropython knowledge see why the EMF badge would prompt an invalid syntax code in line 13, when I try to run this? Maybe it's not even on this line. I've thrown it into Mu Editor, but it wouldn't tell me anything. All indents are spaces.

https://gist.github.com/davedarko/e85d4f0c76fffd45e80228f2f217072e

Yay! We've officially removed support for building #microPython with #python2 https://github.com/micropython/micropython/pull/17870

#MuesliTech

It’s time for new projects. Like this small version of the Space Clock as an LED matrix.
It opens up even more possibilities.

It was challenging to design such a small modular #3Dprinted #robot for #PiWars in 2024. I have started to work on the code again as so much was unfinished for the competition. This was my first robot using a #RaspberryPi 5 and my first robot with encoder motors. I wrote mechanum mixing with IMU support in #Micropython for the Motor2040 board, which the Pi5 talks to over the USB lead. After some work to better comment the code I have finally published it on https://github.com/Footleg/PiWars2024
#3Dprinting

Another thing I'm a big fan of is MicroPython! ManT1S will ship with an OTA-capable #MicroPython runtime pre-installed, with WebREPL enabled out of the box. This means that you can load files and get a console over the network when you use the ManT1S-Bridge! It's hard to beat the convenience of connecting your device, popping into a #shell and interactively playing with the #hardware to get started.
#embedded #dev #development #python
https://www.crowdsupply.com/silicognition/mant1s

We have a new release of #MicroPython v1.26 dropped yesterday and has added I2CTarget (aka I2C Slave) and a whole plethora of improvements and refinements.

https://github.com/micropython/micropython/releases/tag/v1.26.0

Talking of MicroPython, these are not bad at all: RP2040-Zero. They're a Waveshare thing, a cut-down Raspberry Pi Pico.

Universal Solder (in Windsor, ON) have a sale on, and have these boards for $4 each:
https://www.universal-solder.ca/product/rp2040-zero-compatible-with-raspberry-pi-pico/

yes, it's v1.26.0 ...

I2CTarget, improved floats and native emitter, STM32N6 & ESP32C2 support — https://github.com/orgs/micropython/discussions/17873

Also this article https://randomnerdtutorials.com/raspberry-pi-pico-w-bluetooth-low-energy-micropython/ another potential option for getting the data from our #Bluetooth batteries using #micropython on a #pipico2w
They have what looks a good book too https://randomnerdtutorials.com/raspberry-pi-pico-w-micropython-ebook/