raspiduino / batteram

Recognise battery using yolov5, then use an arm to grip the battery out of the conveyor belt

Hi there 👋

Minesweeper game 💣💣!

If you came here, why don't you play some minesweeper? The game is open for everyone!

	A	B	C	D	E	F	G	H
0	🚩	🚩	🚩	🚩	🚩	🚩	🚩	🚩
1	🚩	🚩	🚩	🚩	🚩	🚩	🚩	🚩
2	🚩	🚩	🚩	🚩	🚩	🚩	🚩	🚩
3	🚩	🚩	🚩	🚩	🚩	🚩	🚩	🚩
4	🚩	🚩	🚩	🚩	🚩	🚩	🚩	🚩
5	🚩	🚩	🚩	🚩	🚩	🚩	🚩	🚩
6	🚩	🚩	🚩	🚩	🚩	🚩	🚩	🚩
7	🚩	🚩	🚩	🚩	🚩	🚩	🚩	🚩

Last play

Action	Who?
Click 5g	gianguyenpham
Click 2c	gvl610
Click 0e	gvl610
Click 4d	gvl610
Click 7c	gvl610

Players

Count	Who?
1	sirgooey
1	virut1
1	xerix123456
1	yeppiidev
2	Tung912k7
2	a
2	gabrielrozn
3	João Pedro Jacques Hoss
3	a
3	iivaanuss
3	polo-jpg
3	raspiduino
3	trta911
4	filipefontenele
4	y._.h
6	St3P40
7	aidgamesa
8	giangvinhloc610
9	Ram Prakash
9	sawex33

How to play?

Simply you can click on a cell to open it, or click on the flag in that cell to flag it. Or:

• If you want to click to a cell, open a issue with the title minesweeper:click:yourcelllocation. For example: minesweeper:click:5a
• If you want to flag a cell as mine, open a issue with the title minesweeper:flag:yourcelllocation. For example: minesweeper:flag:5a

Click here to goto Issue

How this work?

When you open an issue, this will trigger the github action to run the Python script and update the game.

Todo:

• Add '0' cell open support
• Make this more colorful

Issue? Questions?

Open an issue and assign to me! Any ideas are welcome! ☺

Credit

Thanks to timburgan and his awesome repo has inspired me!
Thanks to Anurag Hazra and his wonderful project!

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About me

My website: https://giangvinhloc610.github.io/

• 🎈 My hobby: FIRST Robotics 🤖, Linux, embedded, electronics, C, Python, emulator, virtualization, porting projects, Nokia
• 📧 How to reach me: my email [email protected] and [email protected]
• 🔭 I'm currently working on some stupid projects, like running custom FPGA design on roboRIO, object scanner using ESP32, micropython on MRE,...
• I'm the 2023-2024 (gen 8) (co) head of Programming and Electronics department of GART (and I also manage that account for now), together with @KhiemGOM

Open source never die!