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Arduino GIGA Display Shield

The Arduino Giga Display Shield is a touchscreen display with an IMU, microphone, RGB LED, and camera connector. Article with code: https://dronebotworkshop.com/giga-dis... More articles and tutorials: https://dronebotworkshop.com Join the conversation on the forum: https://forum.dronebotworkshop.com Subscribe to the newsletter and stay in touch: https://dronebotworkshop.com/subscribe/ We have already looked at the Arduino Giga; it’s an advanced microcontroller that brings the horsepower of the Portenta series to a board with an Arduino Mega format. Today, we will look at an exciting accessory for the Giga, the Arduino Giga Display Shield. This is a full-featured 800x480 TFT display with a capacitive touch screen. It also has an onboard IMU so you can read the display orientation, a MEMS microphone, and an RGB LED. There is also an extension of the Giga’s existing camera connector on the front of the display. This device is called a “shield,” but it actually mounts on the underside of the GIGA board, using the display and camera connectors. This arrangement makes for a very straightforward hardware setup, and you can still use conventional shields on the Arduino when the display is mounted. In this video, I will walk you through all the features of the Arduino Giga Display Shield. Here is the Table of Contents for today's presentation: 00:00 - Introduction 01:25 - Arduino Giga Display Shield 05:08 - Getting Started 06:47 - RGB LED Coding 08:26 - IMU Coding 10:30 - Microphone Coding 14:54 - ArduinoGraphics Library 16:32 - ArduinoGraphics Library Demo 19:13 - Arduino Logo Demo 21:42 - Displaying Your Own Images 25:04 - GFX Library 26:20 - GFX Library Demo 29:33 - LVGL Library & Framework 32:10 - LVGL Demo Code 36:42 - LVGL with IMU and Image 39:49 - Touch Screen Intro 40:58 - Touch Screen Polling Demo 43:44 - Touch Screen Interrupt Demo 46:10 - Camera 48:22 - Camera Demo 53:02 - Conclusion I think that this display would make an ideal “master control panel,” perhaps for an Arduino IoT Cloud project. You can expect to see it again in another video!