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):
Links to the parts (affiliate links): Programmer (as soon it approved by tindie):
ESP32 Cam (~$6):
Set of Tweezers ($3):
Flux ($3 for two):
Soldering Mat ($8):
Ultrasonic Cleaner ($50):
RGB LED chain lights ($8 / 50LEDs):
Ping Pong Balls ($8.50 for 150):
My camera and lens (4k 60fps):
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