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It has ILI9488 as the 3.5” 320x480 TFT LCD driver which uses SPI for communication with ESP32. The SPI main clock could be up to 60M~80M, which makes the display smooth enough for videos. The camera OV2640 with pixel 2M can make applications such as remote photography, face recognition, etc. The module also has GPIO pins which we can use with the breakout connectors to connect the ESP32 display with sensors/actuators. The ESP32 TFT Touch support Arduino or MicroPython programming. The module we are using here has a Capacitive Touch, you can also get the module with resistive touch as well.

Coming to some more components on the module we have an NS2009 touch screen controller which is a 4-wire screen controller with an I2C interface. Apart from that, we have an FS6232 Two way MP motherboard Clock Generator IC which generates all clocks required for single and two-way multiprocessor platforms. Some important specifications of this module are as given below:-

• First of all, connect the Touchscreen Camera module to your PC using a USB type C cable. After that head over to the Github repository of the project from here.
• In the Github repository, you will see a folder named Touch Camera. You simply need to download the folder and when the folder gets downloaded. You need to open the Camera_v2.ino file. It is the Arduino Code for the project you need to upload on the module.

• When the code opens in the Arduino IDE. You need to head over to Tools and select the correct board which is the "ESP32 Wrover module". After that, we need to select the correct Partition Scheme which is the "Huge APP(3MB No OTA)". As this is done, you need to select the correct COM Port and hit the upload button.

As the code gets uploaded, you will see that the screen will become completely white and as the code gets uploaded the screen will start displaying whatever will be in front of the camera. You will see "Streaming" written on the bottom left corner of the screen and on the right side of the screen you will see 3 options which are "Take Photo", "Last Photo" and "Start Streaming". Take photo button will click a photo and save that in the SD Card. The Last Photo option will display the last photo which was clicked and the start streaming option will start streaming. In this way, you can click photos and also stream camera data over Wifi as well. So in this way, you will have a digital camera built by yourself. Now let's try some other applications of this module as well.

• Connect the ESP32 module with the PC and head over to the Github repository of the project from here.
• In the Github repository, you will see a folder named Screen Shot Receiver. Download that folder and open the "ScreenShot Receiver.ino" file in the Arduino IDE. It is the code file of the project.
• After opening the file, you need to enter your Wi-fi Credentials in the code. When you are done with that, you can select the correct Com Port and hit the upload button.
• As the code gets uploaded, you will be greeted with a message saying "Wi-fi begin" and below that, you will see an IP Address which is the local IP Address of the device.
• Once you have that IP address, you need to head over to the repository again. There you will see a ScreenShot Sender application. You need to open that application and enter the IP Address you obtained on the module display and hit the connect button.

Once the module gets connected you will see a Square box on your display and whatever on your screen would be covered by the box will also become visible on the module display as well. You can move that box on your PC screen and the contents on the module's display will change simultaneously as well. All this Screenshot data transmission happens over Wifi and there is no wired connection between the module and the PC meant for the transmission. So in this way, we built a Screenshot Receiver and tested it as well.

You can upload code for classic games such as 2048, Flappy birds, etc., and play them very easily using this. You can also use it as a touch-based drawing pad as well on which you can draw with the help of your fingertips. The code for these above-mentioned applications can be obtained from the Github repository of this project. You can get to the repository from here.