Simon Says with Raspberry Pi Pico W and LCD screen

This assembly represents an electronic version of the classic game Simon Says, built on a breadboard with a Raspberry Pi Pico W as the control unit.

The system consists of a 16×2 LCD screen that indicates the game status (for example, displaying «Ready?» at the start), four buttons with corresponding coloured LEDs, and the necessary wiring for electrical and control connections.

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Technologies Electronics | Programming

Tools Raspberry Pi Pico W | LCD Screen | MicroPython

How does it work?

The Raspberry Pi Pico W manages the entire game flow, from the Random generation from the sequences to the Pulse detection and Screen update.

Programming was carried out in MicroPython, which facilitates the development and adaptation of the code for different game variants.

Educational purpose

This digital version of Simon Says is perfect for learning about logic, hardware control and interactive programming.