Add sean's programming demo video

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David Todd (c0de) 2018-07-05 02:15:55 -05:00
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9. You should start to see output about flashing 9. You should start to see output about flashing
10. When the flash is complete, press the reset button on the pixo to start your new firmware 10. When the flash is complete, press the reset button on the pixo to start your new firmware
[Here](https://youtu.be/dVT4Nei8qHg) is a video of Sean going into detail demonstrating some of the examples
## Libraries used in Example Firmware ## Libraries used in Example Firmware
Install these to your sketchbook's `libraries` folder, usually located in `YOUR HOME/Documents/Arduino` Install these to your sketchbook's `libraries` folder, usually located in `YOUR HOME/Documents/Arduino`
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I found that copying the `I2Cdev` and `MPU6050` folders to the libraries folder from the Arduino folder seems to *kinda* work. I found that copying the `I2Cdev` and `MPU6050` folders to the libraries folder from the Arduino folder seems to *kinda* work.
Perhaps I have the wrong library, because I get compile errors when trying to use either `I2Cdev` or `MPU6050` from the above source. Perhaps I have the wrong library, because I get compile errors when trying to use either `I2Cdev` or `MPU6050` from the above source.
## Kickstarter - Success ## Kickstarter - Success
This was a [Make100 Kickstarter](https://www.kickstarter.com/projects/idlehandsdev/pixo-pixel-an-esp32-based-iot-rgb-display-for-make) that was recently fulfilled This was a [Make100 Kickstarter](https://www.kickstarter.com/projects/idlehandsdev/pixo-pixel-an-esp32-based-iot-rgb-display-for-make) that was recently fulfilled