We're trying to build that with ESP32 now with more features, you can expect it in the near future.

Sure, it'll be available here soon: codelabs.viam.com/

Yep thank you ​@@CodersCafeTech

Thank you for your feedback! 😊 We're glad you found the Pomodoro bot interesting. You're absolutely right-there’s always room for improvement, and we're constantly brainstorming ways to make it more versatile and feature-rich while keeping it simple for beginners to replicate. And you can expect a Part 2 of Pomodoro Bot With more features soon! As for Viam, it's free to get started! It provides a powerful and beginner-friendly platform that streamlines robotics development. Viam combines ease of use with robust capabilities, making it an excellent choice for this kind of project. Regarding the STL file for the case, we'll share them soon after some final adjustments! Thanks again for your thoughts! Let us know if you have more questions or ideas to share.

@@CodersCafeTech but under pricing it says something else : Tabular / JSON data management $0.50 per gb/month Image & video data management $0.15 per gb/month For bulk storage exceeding 100 GB/month pricing can adapt to volume. Please contact sales for custom pricing. Cloud data upload $0.15 per gb Cloud data egress $0.25 per gb Standard compute $0.0025 per seconds Trigger notifications $2.50 PER 1M NOTIFICATIONS No credit card required to sign up and the first $5 / month is free I have several similar projects in mind, my problem is I can't draw smileys. I can't do it with AI because it never keeps the same style 100%. I wanted to write an app for myself that does the same thing as Poki or Dasai the car “robot” Because I have the hardware in every cell phone... But how could I draw such smileys if I can't do it :(

Viam here! Our on-machine functionality is open-source and free to operate. If you eventually start managing a fleet, it’s usage-based billing for cloud services and data storage.

@@viamrobotics Unfortunately, the answer is missing here. the youtube filter has probably eaten it and would have to be published. If you go under Pricing, it is communicated differently. a revision might not be a bad idea. and thanks for the answer.

No, it's not possible.

Alexa Mobile App should be fine.

Here it is: github.com/CodersCafeTech/FishFeeder

The audio files were accidentally deleted, so we are unable to provide them at this time. Additionally, we're unsure what you mean by "installing audio files." If you have experience with Raspberry Pi, you should already know that there is no need to install audio files-simply store them as regular files in the system. If you're new to Raspberry Pi, we recommend taking some time to learn the basics of how the system operates before diving into this project. DIY projects are meant to be hands-on and exploratory, not just about copying and pasting steps. The process of experimenting and learning is what makes DIY rewarding. If finding a few matching audio files feels like too much effort, you might struggle with the challenges that typically come with DIY projects. Instead of approaching these hurdles with frustration, consider them opportunities to learn and grow. Lastly, this is a community space where people of all ages, including children, interact. We request that you maintain respectful language while engaging with others. Let's keep this a positive and constructive environment for everyone.

Not much, but there is a slight delay

Try to power it from an external source. If the issue persists check the wires have the proper continuity.

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