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“A C++ bare metal environment for Raspberry Pi with USB (32 and 64 bit) Overview Circle is a C++ bare metal programming environment for the Raspberry Pi. It should be usable on all existing models (tested on model A+, B …
“Track lateral and vertical movements of a 3D printer via AprilTags. Then, get informed of malfunctions related to motion via Telegram. Supplies 1 x Raspberry Pi Pico 1 x WIZnet Ethernet HAT 1 x DFRobot HuskyLens AI Camera 1 x …
“An attempt to build a beer pong playing robot with questionable results. How to Almost Build a Beer Pong Playing Robot In April of 2021 I was looking for a project to spend my ample amount of free time on …
“Project Eden is a fully IoT equipped station that has the ability to monitor the humidity, moisture and temperature surrounding the soil. It also parses data from Willyweather (local weather station) to determine if a rain event is occuring, and …
“rpitx is a general radio frequency transmitter for Raspberry Pi which doesn’t require any other hardware unless filter to avoid intererence. It can handle frequencies from 5 KHz up to 1500 MHz. Rpitx is a software made for educational …
“It uses a 3D printed arm from free resources with my code to recognise the human moves and control the arm I wanted to build a chess robot that could play and beat me. I had previously made one using …
“One of the things which we spend a lot of time thinking about here at Raspberry Pi is security. Cyber-attacks and hacking are, sadly, constantly on the increase, and Raspberry Pi computers are as much a target as any other …
“Via MKR GSM 1400, collate water quality data from resources over GPRS to train a Neuton model, run the model, and transmit results via SMS. In this project, I focused on developing an AI-driven budget-friendly device to collect water …
“Via MKR GSM 1400, collate water quality data from resources over GPRS to train a Neuton model, run the model, and transmit results via SMS. In this project, I focused on developing an AI-driven budget-friendly device to collect water …
“Most of us use a phone app to see the temperature outside - which is fine if you don’t mind receiving a reading from a sensor located at a meteorological station somewhere nearby. And when we finally do set up …