Axiometa Genesis Mini Game Console Shell
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Shell for the Axiometa Genesis Mini (MTX0013) + modules: - P1: AX22-0003 - P2: AX22-0050 - P3: AX22-0034 - P4: AX22-0018
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This is a shell for the Axiometa Genesis Mini (MTX0013) and the following Axiometa Modules:
Port 1: AX22-0003 - Rotary Encoder
Port 2: AX22-0050 - LED Button
Port 3: AX22-0034 - 0.96" IPS LCD Display (80x160)
Port 4: AX22-0018 - Passive Buzzer
Provides access to board mounted button #45
Provides access to USBC port
Includes optional Rotary Encoder Knob cover
Requires (4) 2x20mm screws
All parts are printed in PLA+2.0. The grooves on the left side do better without support. The area above the screen window and to the right of the #45 button do better with supports.
I designed this model to take my Axiometa 8-bit style handheld game console project, called Axie's Arcade, to the next level - https://studio.axiometa.io/community/75aa1133-5c81-40ba-a349-dc1f59b137a5
Axie's Arcade uses only modules that come with the Axiometa Genesis Mini Starter Kit. Anyone with a starter kit can download and flash the arcade and be playing in minutes. The shell is not required to play the Axie's Arcade games, it just gives it a cool game console feel :)
The Axiometa Genesis Mini is a modular (4)-port ESP32-S3 dev board that includes access to the Axiometa Studio where anyone who can describe what they want the board to do can create functional firmware. There are ~45 modules available that plug right into the board, blank perf boards you can use to create your own modules, and any (most?) ESP32/Arduino based sensors and I/O's can be adapted to work with the Genesis. It is truly an incredible bit of kit. Very cool stuff. Limited only by ones imagination. Check it out:
** I am in no way affiliated with the Axiometa team. Just an enthusiastic early-adopter. **