This project was developed for the course Computer architectures at Politecnico di Torino. Tamagotchi-LPC1768 is a virtual pet simulation designed to run on the LPC1768 microcontroller and the LANDTIGER Board. It provides an interactive experience where users can engage with a digital pet through a touchscreen interface. The project utilizes Keil µVision for development and debugging, allowing for precise emulation of the hardware environment.
The virtual pet featured in this project is inspired by Totoro, the beloved character from Studio Ghibli, bringing a charming and recognizable touch to the simulation.
- Keil µVision Emulation: Uses the LANDTIGER emulator (or real hardware) for implementation.
- Touchscreen Integration: Implements a touchscreen interface using the TouchPanel library.
- Calibration Mechanism: Includes a calibration process to improve coordinate accuracy and reduce distortions.
- Improved Interactivity: Enhancements in animations and user interactions based on the touch input.
tamagotchi_lpc1768_board/- Contains the source code and project files.Application_Note.pdf- Detailed technical documentation of the implementation.Project_Documentation.pdf- Project description and requirements.
- Open the project in Keil µVision.
- Ensure the LANDTIGER board or emulator is configured.
- Run the calibration function
TouchPanel_Calibrate()for accurate touch input. - Deploy and test the virtual pet application.
- Keil µVision IDE
- LPC1768 / LANDTIGER Board (or emulator)
This project explores embedded system development and user interaction through a touchscreen interface, providing an engaging experience with a digital pet.
