An IoT-powered blackjack analysis device that tracks the state of a game in real time and uses brute-force simulation and probability-based evaluation to calculate the mathematically optimal move for each hand, providing highly accurate decision recommendations. [ Thanks to @spideyzac for the idea. He's making the software, and I'm making the hardware to run it on. Joint project, Yay! ]
I changed my idea, and I will build a small AR display kind of like this one. I couldn’t find a display that would work with the beam splitter cube, but after a while, I found one. I’m also thinking of using a different microcontroller than my originally intended Pi 4B that I have lying around, because I will need it for a different project, and I want to see if I can use a smaller ESP-32 to make it more compact, so you can put it in your pocket, and sneak it around. I’m thinking of having the camera kind of like a lavalier mic, that you can clip onto your shirt.
I decided that I’m going to make it with augmented reality glasses, with a small screen in your view that tells you what to do. Its probably going to connect with a USB cable to the raspberry pi, which you should be able to just put in your pocket.
