Raspberry Pi vs Arduino vs Pi Pico vs ESP32. Whats the difference???

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[@veggiebroth5542]

Straight to the point great information. I love it you got a thumbs up from me

[@RevengersHammer]

Thanks for the positive feedback! Always appreciated

[@FHollis-gw4cc]

The ESP 32 has a two core processor! So, you can do TWO things at once. There are a few more things that make it far, far superior to the other MPs. But, all in all I enjoyed your video.

[@RevengersHammer]

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[@PaulThomsen1E]

It's true that Raspberry Pi can have a proper operating system and serve as a computer, but it can also serve as a micro-controller, or both. There's lots of pins to attach sensors too and other electronics. You can run python Arduino, C, etc. on it to control the electronics and/or whatever else. I like to think of ESP32, etc. as the assistants to my Pi's and Windows computers.

[@RevengersHammer]

Excellent view point. Agree with you on the function. It would just be an expensive micro controller if you choose to use it for that purpose

[@AnwarAbdulkadir005]

Very helpful; thank you.

[@RevengersHammer]

You’re most welcome :)

[@buffplums]

Thank you for your video sir very helpful ❤

[@RevengersHammer]

So glad to hear!

[@Sasha-md7to]

What a fantastic video and explanation!

[@RevengersHammer]

I’m glad you enjoyed it. When are you going to start coding?

[@Elmntalchemist]

thank you for the clarifications on these components

[@RevengersHammer]

You are most welcome. Which of the devices brought you over to my channel?

[@Elmntalchemist]

I have ZERO exp. I am looking at building an ambitious project that will use RPI as the overarching controller, with either arduino, or ESP32 to control multiple components. @@RevengersHammer

[@sapy44]

Glad that you got interested in electronics and programming as a hobby. Do you have any cool projects to share on YT ?

[@RevengersHammer]

Working on a pocket-desktop next. Will do that video in due course 😃

[@StanislavManilov]

Thanks, great comparison!

[@RevengersHammer]

Glad it was helpful!

[@johnwilliams7999]

you can use esp32 as a very good emulator. There are also some very good graphics libraries on the esp32 like fabgl for graphics programming and making games. Is an interesting area to get into.

[@RevengersHammer]

What emulations have you run on ESP32? I’ve only tested RetroPi thus far on my Pi3b+

[@johnwilliams7999]

@@RevengersHammer you can emulate for example ancient computers like bbc and then program the fabgl using things like that. I believe snes can be emulated as well as other older 8 bit computers

[@RevengersHammer]

8-bit gaming! You’re a true retro gaming fan 😎

[@wimlenthevan5908]

Thanx for your info! Very useful! You asked to mention a wanted purpose. My wish is to build a polyphonic synthesizer! Greetings from the Netherlands

[@RevengersHammer]

That is an awesome use! Please connect on Twitter and share your project with me. I’d love to see it! Greetings to you from South Africa. I loved my stay in Netherlands back in 2016, I will definitely return at some point.

[@Chadpritai]

Which one is best for robotics??

[@RevengersHammer]

Raspberry Pi for complex robotics, Arduino/ESP for simple robotics

[@mevin-three-dplusmoreltd2120]

Great informations. Thank you. 😊

[@RevengersHammer]

Glad that you found the video worthwhile

[@wianvanzyl3766]

You sound South African? Awesome video by the way!

[@RevengersHammer]

Thanks Wian! And yes SA, good observation.

[@robertharper3754]

Great video!!

[@RevengersHammer]

Thanks so much Robert!

[@user-df3yu1hd4z]

Please update this for 2350 ££££. Noone has done this yet.

[@RevengersHammer]

I will definitely keep this in mind

[@serbanradu3845]

If i could i would give this video two likes.

[@RevengersHammer]

What an epic thing to say, thank you!

[@ganeshkunchala572]

Hi bro can we use them in realtime i means can i develop product with them and sell will they go for long time 24/7

[@RevengersHammer]

Yea you definitely can. Not much heat is generated so it can last 24/7 for a long time to come

[@darkjord5823]

you left out literally the best and most powerful microcontroller... Teensy 4.1

[@RevengersHammer]

It’s not so popular here in South Africa, and it’s about 5 times the price in our markets. It’s priced closer to a RPi (second hand) but at a fraction of the computational power. To each their own I guess

[@darkjord5823]

@@RevengersHammer I hear ya. All good choices.

[@DalpakaNBA]

you should consider the pi zero too 😅

[@RevengersHammer]

Didn’t have stock at the time when I recorded the video 😂

[@DalpakaNBA]

👍

[@RevengersHammer]

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[@mrmf4712]

Stop waving hand into my face

[@RevengersHammer]

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