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WebGL Content on a Screen System based on Arduino Solution

The Arduino Portenta X8's processor NXP i.MX 8M Mini Processor is capable of 3D rendering by using OpenGL to process the 3D-related calculations, allowing us to display 3D content on a screen or video output. Render web content from the internet using WebGL and display it on a screen, using a USB Hub.
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WebGL Content on a Screen System based on Arduino Solution

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