AI Game

AI-Featured Simon Says Game on LED Matrix with ESP-01 and Arduino Uno (iSaid)

This project implements a Simon Says style game using an ESP-01 microcontroller and an Arduino Uno, featuring AI-generated bitmap patterns displayed on an LED matrix. The ESP-01 connects to the Gemini API to generate bitmap data based on user prompts, which is then sent to the Arduino Uno for display. The user interacts with the game using a joystick and button, with input handled by the UserInput library.

Project Structure:

• pcPart/: Contains tests for the PC application that communicates with the microcontroller.
• lib/UserInput/: Contains the UserInput library for handling joystick and button inputs.
• mains_for_each_mcu/: Contains the main implementation files for each microcontroller
• test/: Contains tests for the UserInput library.
• .keyboard_demo/: Contains a demo for WiFi setup using an LCD keyboard on Arduino, with credentials sent to ESP-01 via I2C.
• game_mains/: Contains the main game implementation files for ESP-01 and Arduino Uno, without WiFi setup.

Key Features:

Each directory of the project has a specific role which can be found in the respective README files:

• pcPart/: Tests for the main idea of the application ensuring correct communication between the microcontroller and a device with WiFi capabilities.
• lib/UserInput/: Library for handling generic user inputs.
• mains_for_each_mcu/: Main files for ESP-01 and Arduino Uno, handling WiFi connectivity, API communication, and I2C data transfer.
• test/: Tests for verifying joystick input handling.
• .keyboard_demo/: Demo for WiFi setup using an LCD keyboard on Arduino, with credentials sent to ESP-01 via I2C. This is used to facilitate WiFi configuration for the ESP-01 without reprogramming it.
• game_mains/: Main game implementation files for ESP-01 and Arduino Uno, excluding WiFi setup for memory efficiency.

How it works:

• Game Demo:
  

• WiFi Setup Demo:
  

!DISCLAIMER!

The wifi part and the game are not integrated yet in a single main file, because of Arduino Nano memory limitations. The wifi setup demo is provided separately to allow easy configuration of the ESP-01's WiFi credentials without needing to reprogram it each time.

RAM: [==========] 114.0% (used 2335 bytes from 2048 bytes)
Flash: [====== ] 55.4% (used 17014 bytes from 30720 bytes)