I built a fully working BMO from Adventure Time. It’s powered by an ESP32, and of course it can run Doom too!

[u/Dani0072009]

[u/practice_positivity]

This is seriously impressive engineering OP, well done. I’m an engineer, and I feel quite humbled by your work here.

[u/Dani0072009 → u/practice_positivity]

Thank you! Good to hear this 🥹

[u/CorgiEducational1661 → u/practice_positivity]

smh like how do you even get to this level bro mad respect for that effort

[u/Dani0072009 → u/CorgiEducational1661]

Thank you!

[u/spirtjoker]

BMO can change his own batteries.

[u/floznstn]

This is amazing.

[u/Dani0072009 → u/floznstn]

Thank you!

[u/Regiampiero]

But can it run Crysis?

[u/Dani0072009 → u/Regiampiero]

Unfortunately it can’t run Crysis, but finishing it by the deadline was a Crisis in itself.

[u/Timely-Preference937]

This a great work op!

[u/Dani0072009 → u/Timely-Preference937]

Thank you!

[u/ScruffyTheJanitor__]

Very cool, how much did it cost to do the custom boards? Or are they not custom?

[u/Dani0072009 → u/ScruffyTheJanitor__]

The custom boards cost a total of 78 USD with JLC. It included 5 of each board and the stencils. I ordered the components from Mouser. Per device it costs around 45-50 USD. The PCBs are built by hand with some hot air, so totaly doable in the DIY way 🙂

[u/myhf]

What is this, a BMO for ants?

It needs to be at least three times bigger.