Custom Smartwatch from Open-Source Design: Multi-Application Wifi and Bluetooth-Enabled Smartwatch Built from TTGO T-Display Development Board
Abstract
The purpose of this project was to build a custom smart watch from an open-source design. Through this project, I was able to construct an affordable and fully programmable and customizable smart watch with WiFi and Bluetooth capabilities. The watch utilizes a TTGO T Display development board with an ESP32 chip, a 3.7 V lithium polymer battery, an RTC module (real time clock), and a 3D-printed case. The watch is programmed in C++ and features several different "apps". These include the main watch face and a stopwatch (from original design), a Daily Checklist, a Weather Tracker (which pulls extensive and accurate weather data from an online API), a Terminal, and Network Settings. With continued development, I will add more "apps", and I have several in mind that I hope to begin development on when time allows. This project demonstrates an alternative solution to the desire for a smart watch, which 86 holds programmers and tech-enthusiasts in mind, and gives users the freedom to build and do whatever they want with their smart watch.
Subject
Smartwatches
Open source design
Posters
Department of Computer Science
Permanent Link
http://digital.library.wisc.edu/1793/84554Type
Presentation
Description
Color poster with text, images, and photographs.