ePaper eBadge Raspberry Pi

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This is my version of the ePaper eBadge based on a Raspberry Pi, inspired by Frederick Vandenbosch's original project. Since I used different components such as another display, I needed to create my own version of the project from scratch. The program was written in Python with precision and care. I've attached a comprehensive project plan as a PDF document, which contains all the essential details you need to know. October 13th, 2019 Update: The Python program has been updated. Key 4 is now properly shut down, avoiding any potential issues that could arise from turning off the eBadge without shutting down the Linux system first. Simply press Key 4 and wait a few seconds before switching off. October 13th, 2019, Second Update: I made another change to the program, allowing you to jump directly to a specific logo by storing an existing number in a text file called standard.txt. This file must be stored along with the logos in the /home/pi/Downloads directory for easy access.