Play Chess Like Harry Potter Hackaday If you are a Harry Potter fan, you might remember that one of the movies showed an Isle of Lewis chess set whose pieces moved in response to a player’s voice …
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Today marks Harry Potter’s 38th birthday.
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Happy Birthday, Harry Potter: wizard-worthy Pi projects
Using motion detection and a Raspberry Pi Zero W, Lukas Stratmann has produced this rather creepy moving eye in a jar. And with a little bit of, ahem, dissection , you can too! Floating Eye in a Jar With Motion Tracking Made for an Arts seminar I attended for my General Studies, i.e
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Fancy making a motion-tracking eye in a jar?
Computers and chess have been a potent combination ever since the appearance of the first chess-playing computers in the 1970s. You might even be able to play a game of chess on the device you are using to read this blog post! For digital makers, though, adding a Raspberry Pi into the mix can be the first step to building something a little more exciting
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Raspberry Turk: a chess-playing robot
Geeky Gadgets DIY Arduino And Raspberry PI Chess Computer (video) Geeky Gadgets If you are looking for a Raspberry Pi or Arduino project to keep you busy this weekend or through the winter months. You may be interested in this awesome Raspberry Pi powered chess computer which has been created by modifying an existing wooden …
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By recreating the iconic Wizard’s Chess set from Harry Potter and the Philosopher’s Stone (sorry America, it’s Philosopher , not Sorcerer ), 18-year-old Jambassador Bethanie Fentiman has become my new hero. Ron, you don’t suppose this is going to be like… ‘real’ wizard’s chess, do you?
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You’re a (chess) wizard, Bethanie
Geeky Gadgets Raspberry Pi Chess Computer (video) Geeky Gadgets Raspberry Pi enthusiasts looking for a project to keep them busy over a weekend or two may be interested in a new Raspberry Pi chess computer which has been created using the free Linux Embla chess program. The system is also equipped with a …
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