Hackaday Dirty Video Mixing with the Raspberry Pi Zero Hackaday Created by [Luke Blackford] as a visual for his band's performances, the “Dirty Pi” is an exceptionally simple way to create some wild imagery with two Raspberry Pi Zeros.
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Electronics360 Merging Arduino and Raspberry Pi with LEGO Bricks in New Maker Kit Electronics360 An RC Car built using the developer kit. Source: LeguinoThe Arduino and Raspberry Pi board have been used to create some really cool things over the years including teaching kids to code, a DIY GameBoy, a whole host of autonomous vehicles, a DIY camera …
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BetaNews FriendlyElec releases Ubuntu Linux-ready NanoPi M1 Plus — a $30 Raspberry Pi killer BetaNews The Raspberry Pi line of mini computers — including the all-new Pi Zero W — are wonderful devices for what they are. Quite frankly, they have inspired many young people to learn about programming, while helping makers to create some really cool projects.
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Geeky gadgets Transform Your Raspberry Pi Into A Portable Polargraph With Gocupi (video) Geeky gadgets If you would like to use your Raspberry Pi mini PC to create some awesome artwork to add a little extra vibrancy to large flat areas within your home apartment or office you might be interested in a new device called the Gocupi. The Gocupi system has …
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DVICE Man uses Raspberry Pi to create small spying tool DVICE Raspberry Pi has given the DIY-er the power to create some cool tech, such as this talking microwave. But it also has the power to create devices that fall on the darker side of things. O'Connor, a security researcher, simply took a tiny Raspberry Pi ..
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