A pocket-sized ESP32 device that runs Conway’s Game of Life on a small display, controlled with real buttons and potentiometers.

• Conway’s Game of Life simulation on a display
• Auto mode (continuous evolution)
• Manual mode (controlled interaction depending on firmware behavior)
• Play / Pause
• Width / Height adjustment using 2 potentiometers
• Fully hardware-driven UI (no smartphone / no app)

Front

• Display
• Toggle button (right side of the screen)
• Bottom buttons:
  • Manu/Auto (bottom-left)
  • Play/Pause (bottom-right)

Left side

• Potentiometer: Height

Top

• Potentiometer: Width
• ON/OFF switch (top-right)

Right side

• USB-C (power / charging depending on your power module)

1. Power on the device (ON/OFF switch).
2. Set Width (top pot) and Height (left pot).
3. Select Manual or Auto using the Manu/Auto button.
4. Use Play/Pause to run or pause the simulation.
5. Use Toggle to trigger the assigned action/option (as defined in the firmware).

• 🔧 Build tutorial (parts, wiring, flashing, troubleshooting): BUILD_GUIDE.md
• 🧩 Game of Life patterns & examples: GAME_OF_LIFE_PATTERNS.md

MIT — see LICENSE.