A developer showcased a project using a Lattice FPGA to stream desktop operating systems in real-time, prompting another developer to consider specific Lattice FPGAs (iCE40 UltraPlus, MachXO3, or MachXO4) for smart glasses applications.
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[comment u/IStuckInABox] I had wondered whether a Lattice FPGA, in particular the iCE40 UltraPlus, MachXO3 or 4, could implement
“How do the ESP32 talks to the FPGA? What toolchain did you use for your FPGA (open source one?) project is very interesting”
u/CurufinweFeanaro8 points · Sep 20, 2026View
“PS: I made a video with actual gameplay and voiced explanations. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=jXTLvD33QDY”
u/gitzian5 points · Sep 20, 2026View
“this is cool! What's running on the host computer side? You are running a custom made screen screen capture (plus also forwards input from client), which encodes the video stream into your own custom format?”
u/AnonymityPower3 points · Sep 21, 2026View
“I would love to learn how to make one and try it out. Seems pretty cool. What was the total cost?”
u/bunguardian2 points · Sep 21, 2026View
“This is really cool! I'm curious, would this work similarly on a phone? I ask because Wi-Fi Direct seems like a cool option. Similar to what Android Auto does in cars (they use Wi-Fi Direct plus Bluetooth). For me, yes I have a great deal of interest for this, particularly for smart glasses. I had wondered whether a Lattice FPGA, in particular the iCE40 UltraPlus, MachXO3 or 4, could implement”
u/IStuckInABox1 points · Sep 21, 2026View
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