Youtube videos using Prusa GPIO Hackerboard
Hey,
I've started making YouTube videos about Prusa GPIO Hackerboard.
So far there's some basic info and a first use in the form of capturing time-lapse aka stop motion videos from the printing on the Prusa MK4S.
Later there will be even more usage examples and various explanations of the wiring.
I'll be very happy if you take a look at the videos and possibly recommend other topics.
Links to my playlists are below:
If you know of any other videos, I would be happy for any links and recommendations.
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Gpio board could be used for air filtrations or triggering lights if the printer needs attention, or waiting for the pin state to be set to continue the board such as print farm and bed is removed/back in the place to print sequentially.
See my GitHub and printables.com for some 3d stuff that you may like.
RE: Youtube videos using Prusa GPIO Hackerboard
I got my iPhone working for Stop-Motion recording using the Bluetooth shutter and Stop Motion Studio exactly as described in Zemistr’s video. Except I tapped into the GPIO board’s 3.3v to power the Bluetooth shutter.
MK4S/MMU3
RE: Youtube videos using Prusa GPIO Hackerboard
First try. Hope the Gif show up here.
MK4S/MMU3
RE: Youtube videos using Prusa GPIO Hackerboard
Looks good, but maybe move the camera so people walking around will not be seen by the camera and maybe add some stable lightning. 🫡
RE: Youtube videos using Prusa GPIO Hackerboard
Hey, at least we were clothed! 🫣
Looks good, but maybe move the camera so people walking around will not be seen by the camera and maybe add some stable lightning. 🫡
MK4S/MMU3