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Building a GPS Based Arduino Speedo using an M5Stack | Beginner Tutorial from Start to End

In this video we are going to learn the very basics of building with Arduino and learning how to create a gauge, pull in GPS speed and ultimately make a GPS based Speedometer. If you are brand new to Arduino you will need to do a little work first. I will not be walking through setting up the Arduino IDE or pairing your specific boards. We walk through the various equipment you will need and what we are going to cover. I will be using an M5Stack and a GPS unit from M5. Here are some helpful links. Note I am not an affiliate of any of these sites so pick the gear that is right for you. https://m5stack.com/ https://shop.m5stack.com/products/gps... (great option!) https://shop.m5stack.com/products/min... (this is the gps antenna I am using) https://www.adafruit.com/ https://www.sparkfun.com/ https://www.arduino.cc/ http://arduiniana.org/libraries/tinyg... (This is the gps library we will be using. very simple to use) 00:00 Introduction to Arduino 04:23 Project Needs 18:01 Getting Set Up in the IDE and Example Review 24:28 Including and reviewing M5Stack.h 27:49 Define Global Variables 29:23 Verifying and error handling 31:25 What is a CONST INT and #Define 34:43 Creating comments and planning the learning process 45:46 Visualizing an LCD in MS Paint 54:03 Learning to Display Simple Text on an LCD 01:04:20 Learning to Display Shapes on an LCD 01:11:22 Planning the Gauge Graphics 01:17:41 Creating and Calling Custom Functions 01:24:38 Making a Function to Draw a Triangle Sweep using For Loops 01:38:09 Making a Function to Draw a Sweeping Needle 01:58:24 Making a Function to Draw a Filled Arc with Triangles 02:25:15 Getting Ready to use GPS 02:29:08 Setting up the GPS Antenna Library and Pins 02:45:59 Making a GPS Speedo with a Sweeping Arc and Number Display 03:15:15 Process Review 03:21:19 Next Possible Steps and Conclusion