MicroBox 2 is new version of my custom game console that I shared earlier this year. Since then, V1 was featured on the official Arduino blog which was super exciting.
Today I wanted to share the next iteration: https://github.com/SzymonKubica/microbox
It runs on esp32, features a bigger display, smaller form factor and is a lot easier to assemble (no soldering).
As before, all code and 3D models are open source.
Instructions on github: https://github.com/SzymonKubica/usb-converter-qmk#hardware
Not the most complex project but I thought I would share this for anyone who might have an Arduino Leonardo + USB Host Shield lying around: https://github.com/SzymonKubica/usb-converter-qmk
The idea is simple: get access to QMK keybindings on any keyboard. This existed for a while (e.g. this blog) but I always struggled with finding clear step-by-step instructions on how to get it to work.
The repository above collects all info required to go from zero to flashing QMK onto the board.
All required hardware, soldering instruction, 3d STL files, qmk setup instructions are there. This should save a lot of research time when trying to set this up.
