It is a truth universally acknowledged that a person in possession of a large record collection must be in want of a good shelving system. Valentin Galea has solved this problem by developing the Vinyl Shelf Finder . In this build, a web-based app directs a pan-and-tilt laser to point out your record of choice among your collection.
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Vinyl Shelf Finder
Lifehacker Pay What You Want for a Collection of Make's Raspberry Pi and Arduino Books Lifehacker For more advanced users, Getting Started with Sensors, Raspberry Pi and AVR Projects, and Arduino Bots and Gadgets are all worthwhile. If you've been itching to get into some DIY electronics, the bundle's packed with everything you'll need.
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Mike Smith wanted to be able to locate specific records in his collection with ease, so he turned to a Raspberry Pi for assistance. A web server running on the Pi catalogues his vast vinyl collection. Upon selecting a specific record, the appropriate shelf lights up, followed by a single NeoPixel highlighting the record’s location.
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RecordShelf – vinyl selection lightshow spectacular
Raspberry Pi RetroPie Arcade Collection (videos) Geeky Gadgets If you enjoy building Raspberry Pi gaming systems and are looking for a little more inspiration you might be interested in this collection of awesome builds which has been collated by the Raspberry Pi Foundation. Using the RetroPie software which makes …
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Lifehacker Pay What You Want for Make's Collection of Arduino and Raspberry Pi Books Lifehacker There's all kinds of ways to get started with electronics, but if you're looking for a collection of books, Humble Book Bundle has several of Make's electronics books—including its Raspberry Pi and Arduino books—for a pay whatever you want bundle. and more »
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Today is a public holiday here in the UK, and Pi Towers is silent and still. Clive’s in a field “with no network (not even mobile),” he specifies, just in case someone were tempted to try and make him do something anyway
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Joker: a Raspberry Pi + Python joke machine
Liz: Today’s guest post comes from Alex Eames, who runs the rather wonderful RasPi.TV . He’s been furtling through his drawers, and has discovered he owns a surprising number of Raspberry Pi variants.
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A collection of Pis
This is brilliant. Livebots is a project which allows you to control a robot (powered by the Pi, of course) over the internet
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Livebots
This is brilliant. Livebots is a project which allows you to control a robot (powered by the Pi, of course) over the internet
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Livebots