PIPBoy MARK I
A wearable information hub inspired by the Fallout universe. Provides real-time data, tunes, weather updates, and more.
Relevant Skills:
- C
- Microcontroller
- Embedded Systems
- API Integration
- Arm Cortex M4
- Finite State Machine
- Digital Logic Design
Project Overview
The PIPBoy MARK I is a device designed to be the ultimate companion in the post-apocalyptic world, inspired by the iconic PIPBoy from the Fallout video game series. In a world ravaged by nuclear disaster, this device serves as a survival companion by offering essential functions such as real-time weather, music, and beautiful screen displays in a compact and user-friendly interface.
The device is built on a fully embedded system, though remains bulky true to the in-game device.
Key Features:
- Real-Time Weather: Fetches real-time weather data to ensure the wearer is prepared for the elements.
- Audio and Sound: Plays ambient audio, music, and more to enhance the survival experience.
Technologies Used:
- Microcontroller-based system (no OS)
- Finite State Machine for mode transitions
- I2C for LCD and RTC communication
- 8-bit DAC for audio output
- API for weather fetching
The MARK I is designed to be lightweight, portable, and highly functional, offering a truly unique experience for both casual users and die-hard fans of the Fallout series.