
HP Robots LED Matrix Console – Máy game pixel RGB cho Otto
Remix of HP Robots | Otto Starter By OttoDIY
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Files 4 1.2 MB
- Top_matrix_double_butttons_v2_1772315327.stlSTL · 1.1 MB
- Bottom_extend_PCB_R1_1772315328.stlSTL · 98 KB
- matrix_tetris4_1772315329.pyPY · 10.1 KB
- matrix_snake_1772315330.pyPY · 4.4 KB
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Details
- Model ID
- #231604
- Category
- Dụng Cụ Tiện Ích
- Published
Description
What if your Otto robot could play games instead of just running around? With the HP Robots LED Matrix Console, we turned the Otto Starter Kit + expansions into a retro‑inspired RGB pixel game machine—complete with classics like Tetris and Snake.
This build uses the same modular electronics from the Otto ecosystem and repurposes them into a colorful, handheld‑style console powered by an RGB LED matrix. It’s a fun crossover between robotics, creative coding, and nostalgic gaming.
🕹 How It Works
Using the HP Otto Starter electronics, we transformed the robot into a compact game console:
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🔲 Mounted the RGB LED matrix as the main display
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🧠 Connected it to the Otto main board
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🔌 Plugged in the expansion ports for power & control
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🎮 Added button inputs for gameplay
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🧩 Loaded custom Python mini‑games (Tetris & Snake)
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📦 Enclosed everything in a snap‑fit 3D‑printed shell
The result is a tiny, colorful, pixel‑art console you can build and code yourself.
🎮 Included Mini‑Games
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Tetris – falling blocks, rotating pieces, classic strategy
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Snake – grow the snake, avoid the walls, chase the pixels
Both games run on the LED matrix using simple Python scripts included in the files.
🔍 Key Features
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🌈 RGB LED matrix for bright pixel graphics
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🕹 Physical buttons for real gameplay
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🧠 Powered by the HP Otto main board
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🛠 Modular design using Starter + expansion electronics
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🖨 Easy‑to‑print enclosure with no supports
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💻 Editable Python code for custom games
🖨 Print Notes
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Material: PLA recommended
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No supports or rafts needed
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Layer height: 0.2 mm or less
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Infill: 15% or more
💡 Tips
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Modify the Python files to create your own mini‑games
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Try different button layouts or shell colors
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Use this as a classroom project to teach loops, logic, and game design
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Remix the enclosure—we love featuring community builds
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Print spec
- Formats
- pystl
- Model files
- 4
- Total size
- 1.2 MB
- Largest file
- 1.1 MB












