Hey Everyone!
This week’s video is a fun one…this time it’s my turn…I show you how to connect an IOT microcontroller to a Babylon.js web game and wirelessly light up an LED. Babylon.js + Electronics…not ashamed to say I geek out a bit on this one! LOL.
Thanks @PirateJC ! Unique and inspiring idea for a tutorial!
Marvelous video! Well done. It sort of re-defines model-view-controller, eh? 
This system is a nice boilerplate for advanced puppetry and robot arm controllers.
Drag/animate some bones/joints in the BJS scene skeleton/armature, and a flurry of wifi GETs… tells the ESP to do the same actions… to the actual physical armature. Yum! Your calibration may vary.
Thx agn, PJC… you’re a mad man… and a fine presenter!
Thanks @inteja for the kind words! This one was near and dear to my heart!
@Wingnut…Wow thank you so much for the positive encouragement! I’m sincerely humbled and honored by your words!
You’re thinking along the same path where my brain has been going! A digital skeletal puppet system! That’d be so epic and fun!
Also the other way around too! Imagine a puppet that you could manipulate…and send joint transform info to Babylon to drive a digital puppet! Could be a really interesting way to capture unique poses for an animation system. Tap into the stop-motion world a bit!
Thanks again for the encouragement!
Good, but I’m probably not worth that. 
You do a nice job and seem to know your stuff, well-worthy of good words. I know I have been less-than-kind to you in the past… unfairly, but, it was an organizational issue and not intended to be personal. I hope you always understood that.
Back on-topic… yeah… this system you’ve shown us… opens some BIG WIDE doors on the horizon. Nearly any process control is a candidate… for this stuff. FUN, at least until my coffeemaker tries to tell me how to live my life. (Don’t worry, my toaster will put Mister Coffee in his place).
LOL! Glad you see the potential in it! I totally do as well!