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“Etch-A-Snap is (probably) the worlds first Etch-A-Sketch Camera. Powered by a Raspberry Pi Zero (or Zero W) it snaps photos just like any other camera, but outputs them by drawing to an Pocket Etch-A-Sketch screen. Quite slowly. Photos are processed …

“Quest Smith is a Raspberry Pi Zero-driven thermal printing text-based game. In each level, it gives you options to choose so every game is different than the other one depending on your choices. After I saw one in the Game …

“TL;DR: This post describes an easy way to add a power button to a raspberryp pi that: Only needs a button and wires, no other hardware components. Allows graceful shutdown and powerup. Only needs modification of config files and …

“High tolerance temperature gauge and climate logger for your attic or other outdoor structures”

“When I started designing a puppet play set (scale 1: 4) in the style of the early twentieth century one, it occurred to me that the protagonist was listening to music from a gramophone. As I really like electronic devices …

“The “Breathing Exercise Light” described here is a simple and relatively inexpensive pulsing light that may support you in your breathing execises and help you to keep a constant breathing rhythm. It could also be used e.g. as a …

“I here would like to describe a very simple and compact, Raspberry Pi Zero-based weather station, which displays the values measured by a BME280 temperature/pressure/humidity sensor on a Pimoroni Inky pHAT e-paper/e-ink display. To allow the connection …

“This project came about after my beloved laptop’s optical drive started to misbehave. The CD tray would repeatedly pop out whenever I gave my laptop a push or moved it about in any way. My diagnosis of the problem …

“In this Instructable I show you how I used ESP-NOW in my home automation. In the schematic you can see the communication flows I show you:how the sender workshow the receiver workshow the serial communication with a Raspberry …

“A cool raspberry pi project that uses the GPS breakout module and 2 small Digole displays to have a navigation computer on your dash.”