Avid followers of our Raspberry Pi Twitter account may be aware of just how bike-loving the residents of Pi Towers are.
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Some of the best bicycle projects for #CycleToWorkDay
Are you interested in using an E Ink display in your next Raspberry Pi project? Let us help you get started! Weather and new display using a Raspberry Pi Zero and Kindle e-reader by Luke Haas E Ink displays E Ink displays are accessible, they don’t need a lot of power, and they can display content without any power connection whatsoever — think Amazon Kindle if you’ve only a vague knowledge of the technology
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Using E Ink displays with a Raspberry Pi
The Bicrophonic Sonic Bike, created by British sound artist Kaffe Matthews , utilises a Raspberry Pi and GPS signals to map location data and plays music and sound in response to the places you take it on your cycling adventures. What is Bicrophonics?
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Bicrophonic Research Institute and the Sonic Bike
It’s time to swap pedal power for relaxed strides with the Raspberry Pi-assisted Draisine from bicyle-modding pro Prof. Holger Hermanns. So dandy… A Draisine… If you have children yourself or have seen them in the wild on occasion, you may be aware of how much they like balance bikes – bicycle frames without pedals, propelled by striding while sitting on the seat.
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A rather dandy Pi-assisted Draisine
Hello! I’m Matt Richardson, the newest member of the Raspberry Pi team.
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A “hello” from a hobbyist-turned-evangelist
Our friend Matt from Make (whom I totally failed to hook up with for drinks when we were in NYC last month – sorry Matt! We’ll see you at Maker Faire San Mateo) has been busy. This demo is absolutely superb
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Matt Richardson and the world’s smartest bike light