I used a Raspberry Pi Pico to create a "stream deck" prototype. I ended up using the standard SSD1306 OLED screens along with a multiplexer to send data to the screens as the pico "only" has 2 i2c controllers.
In case you haven't already, be sure to check out the much more professional looking FreeDeck project which is where I got the idea, I just wanted to do it with a pico instead so I could create everything from "scratch" and give the pico a chance!
FreeDeck - • FreeDeck - Open Source Stream Deck Alterna...
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