Kivy, the Raspberry Pi Touch Display, and GPIO

[Grensom]

This is exactly what I was looking for

[gburkett]

Matt, you're back! We missed you!

[BurezFolfaus]

Does anyone else see the home automation possibilities with this? Even the main server could just be a pi. That touch screen would make an awesome wall mounted control panel.

[danilopallamindealmeida]

Hi, I just wanted to thank you for the tutorial on installing kivy on the rpi, and also for the app code. Both have been essential for a project I am doing. Congrats for being awesome

[marnonel]

Hi I have a Raspberry Pi 4 with Raspbian Buster running on it but the installation steps that you provided on Gitgub for kivy does not work. Any help please ?

[ItisImarko]

Have you ever seen system like 3d house.. Where it trigger something it take you there(flashes) or pop up system.... Like moving in rooms and observe different logging or do some action?

[beladn]

Hi Matt, thanks for the demo, it's very interesting, I am planning to build a real pinball machine not a virtual one, and I was wondering if I could use Kivy to make the animations that will appear in the screen of an Android phone. and at the same time driving all the hardware with the GPIO interface, do you think that is possible?

[yapandasoftware]

I've been looking up and down for this video. Thank you so much. I've been trying to do this with TKInter and so far it hasn't worked out for me. Again.. thanks!

[trusssrod]

Why are my buttons stretched off the screen height wise? I can't even see the handle on the slider. I'm running Kivy 1.11.0 and latest raspbien. I copied the code into Thorny. Please help

[DarrenLandrum]

Glad to see you back! I need to get my rear in gear now. :)

I'm definitely liking this display. I'm working out an idea for a Korg Wavedrum-like device that will center around the Pi, the Cirrus hat, and some piezo contact mics and possibly other sensors, using Pure Data for the DSP. I can definitely see this display being a nice way to manipulate pre-built PD patches.

I just joined up on the Element14 site to try to get an idea of what I'm up against in terms of getting the Cirrus board working with a real-time kernel. I want to use the new RPi 2 B, mainly due to its available processing power and memory, all useful things for music DSP.

[johnvishwas]

Hey Matt, is there a way to reverse this process? Like have the touchscreen take input from the buttons? Like a more complex to and fro

[ThebestChristianssongs]

Hi Matt,
Help me please, You have a step by step? I don't understand English very well.

[abubakarhamisushira]

Pls sir can you a video for the hardware setup?

[SahilGupta-zfnd]

Hello, matt. How we close this application. and aslo provide a tutorial on kivy

[all_z_bricks]

Is it possible to control the buttons (LED and BEEP! in your example) and the slider from something other than the screen the Pi is connected to? For example, an Android phone/tablet or webpage? That way you could control the Pi away from home. Thanks!

[yxhankun]

Can these four function under C++ environment? Thanks N please.

[captainbrock]

Hi matt, maybe you know how i can adjust the driver to allow for drag and drop.

[zhouxiang]

Hi Matt,

Thank you for doing this video!
Your keyboard with the touch pad looks working perfectly fine the the Pi, Can I ask what kind of keyboard that you are using?

thanks!
Erik

[wktodd]

hi, does kivy run without the raspbien gui (desktop)?

[karl]

I keep on getting Segmentation fault . Any ideas ?? I cant find a solution to this problem