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![#M5Stack: Introducing the brand new M5Stack ATOM Echo using MicroPython]( "#M5Stack: Introducing the brand new M5Stack ATOM Echo using MicroPython")
05
Jun - 2020M5Stack, MicroPython
5 min | 24816#M5Stack: Introducing the brand new M5Stack ATOM Echo using MicroPython
M5Stack, MicroPython | 5 min | 24816
Last week, I've received a brand new M5Stack ATOM Echo parallel to the market launch (see Fig. 1). You might already know the M5Stack company. They make robust and open-source development kits with stackable modules. The kits allow you to make rapid and high-quality prototypes.
Today, the M5Stack launches the ATOM Echo. Check out this video, and see how it works with MicroPython:
M5Stack ATOM Echo
M5Stack ATOM Echo is a tiny programmable smart speaker and is part of the M5...
![#Tutorial: MicroPython and Bluetooth (BLE) on M5Stack]( "#Tutorial: MicroPython and Bluetooth (BLE) on M5Stack")
02
Feb - 2020M5Stack, MicroPython
6 min | 48851The M5Stack is a modular open-source toolkit for developing IoT applications. It is based on an ESP32, which is the core module and there are a lot of stackable modules that you can use for different projects. This enables to do rapid and high-quality prototyping!
You can program the core device using the ESP-IDF framework, the Arduino-IDE, Blockly or MicroPython. Unfortunately, the BLE is still not available using the official M5Stack MicroPython firmware (forked from LoBo). Howeve...
