This is a 0.91 inch diagonal 128×32 OLED display module with an embedded SSD1306 controller, communicating via I 2 C interface. Note that the SSD1306 is a controller for 128×64 OLED display. Since ...

After waiting almost a month, I opened up the OLED and went right to testing it out. The link in the description pointed me to this website, which is a tutorial from Adafruit. Apparently, Adafruit ...

In fact, it all stemmed from coming across a miniscule half-inch 64×32 OLED display module that was simply too slick to pass up. USB connector for charging on the bottom, hole for distance sensor ...

The combination of a transparent OLED display, Arduino Nano Every microcontroller, HC-05 Bluetooth module, and a small LiPo battery results in a functional and versatile piece of wearable technology.

Posted in classic hacks, Games Tagged arduino nano, cabinet, miniature, OLED SSD1306, replica, space invaders, video game ← The Charachorder Keyboard Is Too Fast For Competition ...

Arduino board supports Keyboard library 10x switches (If there aren't enough keyboard key switches, you can use push buttons) 1x rotary encoder 1x I2C OLED display module (I used a 128x32 pixels OLED ...

Let's continue our series looking at some of the good projects surfacing via crowdfunding, on sites like KickStarter. You never know, you may be tempted to contribute, and help make something happen..

ams Introduces World’s First Ambient Light, Proximity and Flicker Sensing Module Optimized for ‘Behind OLED’ Display Operation for Bezel-less Smartphones News facts: ...