It's your first day on the job with the city transportation
department and all the traffic lights are flashing red. It's
up to you as a software developer to fix the problem.
An introduction to MicroPython and the development environment.
After learning about how the city's traffic light software works,
it's time to round out your skills, learning about the hardware
and how it works with software to light up the signal lights.
An introduction to microcontroller General-Purpose Input/Output (GPIO), and how software controls the state of microcontroller pins connected to the Light Emitting Diodes (LEDs).
You've learned about GPIOs and how they use 3.3 volt and 0 volt
signals to turn the traffic light LEDs on and off. Now, take it
to the next level and use the ESP32-C3 built-in NeoPixel LED to
act as a walk signal.
An introduction to the NeoPixel LED and how to combine separate traffic light and walk signal programs into a single cohesive piece of code that synchronizes both transitions.