Previously, we built and exported a beautiful UI to an Arduino Nano RP2040 using Squareline Studio. Then, we explored how to enable touch inputs on the Arduino and make the UI react to them. However, we never looked into how to actually turn things on and off on the Arduino or how to make the UI react to the program running on the MCU. Therefore, this video explores three of the most common use cases and shows you how to utilize LVGL events to finish the user interface.
Part 1:    • Building a Squareline Studio Arduino ...  
Part 2:    • Exporting a Squareline Studio UI to A...  
Part 3:    • Arduino Touch Controls on a Squarelin...  
Project files: https://drive.google.com/file/d/1gZ9K...

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