Some good news for #Tanmatsu owners and others who partake of the #BadgeLife - #MicroPython now kinda sorta works on the #ESP32P4 
In case of interest, here's an MP fork with my lazyweb "port" where the only changes are basically copying the ESP-IDF settings for the Tanmatsu over into the MP source tree as a new board:
https://github.com/martin-hamilton/tanmatsu-micropython
Disclaimer: On the great Copilot In The Cloud because there are too many moving parts to cleanly slurp over elsewhere
#CyberDeck addiction is real, y'all
Left to right: #PicoCalc (ClockworkPi) running a Lua firmware, #Tanmatsu (Nicolai Electronics) running the Synthwave example app, and #HackberryPi CM5 (Zitao) running the Pico-8 retro game development app (@zep) on top of RPi OS.
I made a thing. Again. 
If you have a Tanmatsu, and an MLX90640 sensor, there now is an app to use it as a (somewhat mediocre) thermal camera.
v0.1.0 is live in the app repo, and 0.2.0 will follow soon to give a better startup experience. I forgot to add some hints on what features the buttons have. 
#tanmatsu #maker #diy
@m So, does that mean there’s cool #Tanmatsu #39c3 apps already?
And are we having a huge #Meshtastic meetup at 39c3?
Always nice to have a little family gathering at the weekend... 
@davedarko @calisti @timpritlove Which would have resulted in final units available in May.
This design used the same pouch cell battery as the one used for the #MCH2022 badge.
Since the #WHY2025 badge was designed by us /( @badgeteam ) under a a CERN open hardware license, this was allowed. Just as it allowed the lead designer ( @renze ) to release an updated version as the #Tanmatsu via his shop.
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Woot! Just took my first photo with an Intergalactic Communicator
Martin Hamilton
Steve (hacks the) Gibson
Asaril
Calisti 🏳️🌈🦇 — 🪩✨ 39c3
Jelle Haandrikman 🇪🇺🇺🇦🇵🇸
