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Keyboard for the ODROID-GO
With Hardkernel’s new bluetooth keyboard, you can turn your ODROID-GO to a portable handheld computer. ▶
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Recreating a Mac Plus: Using the ODROID-GO as a Macintosh Emulator
For fans of the Macintosh Plus, there is now a way to run an emulator on the ODROID-GO! Based on the work from spritesmods.com minimacplus, this project leverages the fact that both the original project and the GO use an ESP32 microcontroller. ▶
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ODROID-GO Clone
The ODROID-GO is a great invention from Hardkernel. ▶
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4U Bayou: Using Your ODROID-GO for Scientific Research
With just a couple of simple modifications to your beloved ODROID-GO, you can become an environment-saving superhero ▶
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GO Green with “Envi”: A Qwiic Environmental Combo Sensor for Your Beloved Game Machine
A venerable sensor for providing ambient temperature and humidity is the integrated digital environmental sensor BME280 by Bosch Sensortec. ▶
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Coding Camp - Part 9: Make A Portable Handheld Weather Station
Let us learn how to access various weather data and share it with your mobile devices via WiFi connectivity. ▶
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Gaming
Retro ESP32: The Ultimate Emulation Image for Your ODROID-GO
Retro ESP32 is the ultimate feature-packed launcher for the ODROID-GO. The launcher includes color schemes and theming by drawing inspiration from the popular RetroArch emulator front end. We packed 11, at the time of publication, pre-bundled emulators including ROM / Game manager. Additionally, each emulator includes an in game menu ▶
Gaming
How to Build a Monku1000: Harnessing the Power of the ODROID-GO
This article will show, in detail, how we build a Monku1000 from a standard ODROID-GO kit from Hardkernel.com. You won't need anything more than a screwdriver set to accomplish this task and we'll show you all the little tips we've learned while building a bunch of these things. This tutorial ▶
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GO-Tank, Go! - Control a Treaded Bot with Your ODROID-GO
Using an ODROID-GO handheld gaming system for controlling a couple of small DC motors that are housed inside a treaded tank robot is easier than you may think. This chore is even more remarkable when you learn that only two of the GO’s general purpose input/output (GPIO) pins are used for this task. ▶