Bob Herzberg, BMO builder and blogger at BYOBMO.com , fills us in on the whys and hows and even the Pen Wards of creating interactive Adventure Time BMO props with the Raspberry Pi. A Conversation With BMO A conversation with BMO showing off some voice recognition capabilities. There is no interaction for BMO’s responses other than voice commands.
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Geek Raspberry Pi -powered Adventure Time BMO really lets you play video games Geek Inside BMO's 3D-printed body (which took about six hours to extrude) there's a Raspberry Pi A+ running the show.
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Technabob (blog) LEGO BMO Raspberry Pi Computer is Red Hot Like Pizza Supper Technabob (blog) LEGO enthusiast Michael Thomas made this awesome LEGO replica of Adventure Time's BMO. But wait! BMO is computer! Michael also put a Raspberry Pi inside BMO, as well as a 2.5″ screen. That means he can actually use his BMO to play video games,
WATCH: Adventure Time fan makes working BMO from LEGO, Raspberry Pi GMA News A LEGO fan has paid tribute to BMO in the popular animated series “Adventure Time,” by building a model of the Gameboy-like electronic character – using LEGO and a Raspberry Pi microcomputer. Software developer Michael Thomas told CNET Australia he
Working BMO made out of Lego and Raspberry Pi CNET “I had purchased a Raspberry Pi and was trying to come up with interesting unique projects to make use of it. Being a fan of Lego, I'm also always looking for creative Lego builds to take on
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Working BMO made out of Lego and Raspberry Pi CNET Australia “I had purchased a Raspberry Pi and was trying to come up with interesting unique projects to make use of it.
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