This is a real, physical, and working Turing Machine using an ESP32, off the shelf i2c components, and NFC tags. The Turing machine seems like the lowest level and most basic form of hardware imaginable, so I wanted to try my hand at making one in real life!
- RealLifeTuringMachine (8h 31m) TODO: Update this time before submitting
- PCB (2h 23m)
- ESP32_OnlineDevBoard (19m)
- SD_Card_Amazon (10m)
- VHS_Container (4m)
- Blender-VHS_Container (2m)
- Blender-TuringMachineCAD_Models (2m)
- NFC Stickers
- NFC Reader & Writer Moduledule
- 2x 28BYJ-48 Stepper Motors & Driver boardsards
- 50ft to 100ft Mylar/Polyester 16mm Film Leader
- ESP32
- SD Card Breakout Board + SD Card (optional)
- Latching Switch 6 Pin
- 3D Printer filament if 3d printing the case
- 3mm LED
- PCB to house all the electronics
TODO: Fill out the checklist and submit