It is a VESA mountable ESP32-S3 with a VGA output - simply put.
The primary goal is to develop a microcontroller with VGA output — a notable achievement — that mounts on the back of monitors as a VESA-compatible device for a streamlined, space-saving design.
For practicality, it’s designed to mount on the back of monitors using a plate PCB compatible with VESA holders, ensuring a space-efficient setup.
Creating a ready-to-use firmware package is still in progress, but it wouldn't be possible without BitLuni!
He is the one who developed the ground breaking library, thus making the ESP32-S3 being able to output VGA.
Files
The GitHub project page can be found here. It contains all the schematic and PCB designs.
The ready-to-use code is still not available, but will be soon!
Media attention
HACKADAY.IO Page
Hackster page - Gareth Halfacree
Others soon...
Next steps...
- OSHW certificate
- Optimize it for manufacturing
- Try and sell it