TechRadar Project ZeroPhone: the ambitious DIY Raspberry Pi phone TechRadar In its current form, the ZeroPhone is a Raspberry Pi Zero in a 'PCB sandwich' that has Wi-Fi (using an eSP8266), HDMI and audio outputs, a free full-sized USB host port and a micro-USB port for charging. One feature that has caught the attention of …
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Project ZeroPhone: the ambitious DIY Raspberry Pi phone – TechRadar
We’ve all been there: zombies at the door, Daleks on the driveway, creatures from the Upside Down in the walls. You want to be able to monitor their movements, but how do you do that without attracting their attention? Wesley Archer (AKA Raspberry Coulis ) has the answer: a Pi-powered Night Vision Camera , perfect for catching unearthly creatures on the prowl — and for wildlife spotting, birdwatching, and home security too, I guess… Wesley’s Pi-powered Night Vision Camera Black box To build his Night Vision Camera, Wesley ordered an infrared Lisiparoi LED Light Ring , a Cyntech Raspberry Pi case , a Pi NoIR Camera Module , and USB WiFi adapter
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Raspberry Coulis’s night vision camera
Raspberry Pis, blinking lights, and APIs – what’s not to love? It’s really not surprising that the NYC Train Sign caught our attention – and it doesn’t hurt that its creators’ Instagram game is on point
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NYC Train Sign: real-time train tracking in New York City
Let me start by saying that I am responsible for the title of this blog post. The build’s creator, the wonderful Nicole He , didn’t correct me on this when I contacted her, sooooo… Anyway, this is one project that caused the residents of Pi Towers (mainly Liz and me) to stare at it open-mouthed, praying that the build used a Raspberry Pi
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Pi-powered Wonder Pop Controller
Surely if he had been given the opportunity, Sisyphus would have engineered a way out of his eternal punishment of rolling a boulder up a hill.
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Sisyphus: the kinetic art table
Have you ever dreamed about having your own theme music? That perfect song that reflects your mood as you enter a room, drawing the attention of others towards you? I know I have.
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Doorjam – play your own theme music
RetroPie builds take up approximately 40% of my daily project searching. Whether it’s across social media, within the depths of YouTube, littering my inbox, or shared across office messaging, I see RetroPie everywhere
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Pi Cart: RetroPie in a NES Cartridge
Hackaday Capacitive Imaging With A Raspberry Pi Touch Screen Hackaday [Optismon] has long held an interest in capacitive touch screen sensors, and has recently turned his attention to the official Raspberry Pi 7-inch touchscreen display. He set out to read its raw capacitance values, and ended up with a fully functional ..
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Capacitive Imaging With A Raspberry Pi Touch Screen – Hackaday
Bees are important. I find myself saying this a lot and, slowly but surely, the media seems to be coming to this realisation too.
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Plan Bee
opensource.com 5 great Raspberry Pi projects for the classroom opensource.com Minecraft is the favorite game of pretty much every teenager in the world—and it's one of the most creative games ever to capture the attention of young people. The version that comes with every Raspberry Pi is not only a creative thinking building …
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5 great Raspberry Pi projects for the classroom – opensource.com