The author recounts their journey of creating a shooting gallery game using inexpensive programmable microprocessors, particularly the ESP32. They detail their experiments with infrared signals, lighting, power sources, and communication protocols. Surprising elements include using 18650 li-ion batteries, the efficient ESP-NOW communication protocol, and the process of creating modular targets with neon paper faces. The final game was a hit at school events and on Halloween, with kids intrigued by the hardware used. The author’s inventive problem-solving and resourcefulness in creating a unique gaming experience shine through in their detailed account.
https://blog.langworth.com/imposter-attack