Geeky Gadgets Easy Control Raspberry Pi Home Automation System Geeky Gadgets A new home automation system has been created by the development team at Easy Control based in France providing a plug and play home automation system that requires no coding, is flexible and affordable. The system has been designed to enable …
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Geeky Gadgets LibreELEC 9.0 Alpha Now Available For Raspberry Pi And x86 PCs Geeky Gadgets Created for the Raspberry Pi mini PC and Generic x86 personal computers number of technical decisions are currently in the process for its development before it is released for Amlogic, Rockchip, and Slice hardware. Although the development team have …
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Hackaday Shooting for the First Time with Help from a Raspberry Pi Hackaday The interface with [Mike]'s system is via a Raspberry Pi and a Crikit linked together by a custom PCB. A PiCam allowed [Mike] to look down the sights and fire the gun with his eyebrow. The videos below show the development process and the day at the ..
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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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Geeky Gadgets Raspberry Pi Development Board For Amazon's Alexa Voice … Geeky Gadgets Priced at $135 the development platform for Alexa Voice Service projects is now available to purchase Gordon Kruberg, Gumstix CEO explains “We are excited … Gumstix® Chatterbox W5G for Raspberry Pi ® Compute EIN News (press release) all 2 news articles »
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Geeky Gadgets Raspberry Pi Development Board For Amazon's Alexa Voice Service Geeky Gadgets Gumstix a company capable of creating design to order embedded systems has this week announced the release of a new Raspberry Pi Compute development board specifically for Amazon's Alexa Voice Service (AVS).
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Geeky Gadgets Raspberry Pi Development Board For Amazon's Alexa Voice Service Geeky Gadgets Gumstix a company capable of creating design to order embedded systems has this week announced the release of a new Raspberry Pi Compute development board specifically for Amazon's Alexa Voice Service (AVS). The Gumstix Chatterbox W5G It is … Gumstix® Chatterbox W5G for Raspberry Pi ® Compute EIN News (press release) all 2 news articles »
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Android Police Crankshaft turns a Raspberry Pi 3 and a touchscreen into an … Android Police Android Auto-compatible head units aren't too difficult to find these days, but they cost a pretty penny and usually won't fit properly in older cars
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Hack your COZMO for ultimate control, using a Raspberry Pi and this tutorial from Instructables user Marcelo ‘mjrovai’ Rovai . Cozmo – RPi 4 Full integration The complete tutorial can be found here: https://www.instructables.com/id/When-COZMO-the-Robot-Meets-the-Raspberry-Pi/ COZMO COZMO is a Python-programmable robot from ANKI that boasts a variety of on-board sensors and a camera, and that can be controlled via an app or via code. To get an idea of how COZMO works, check out this rather excitable video from the wonderful Mayim Bialik.
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Hackaday Roll Your Own Raspberry Pi OS Hackaday Writing an operating system is no small task, but like everything else it is easier than it used to be. [JSandler] has a tutorial on how to create a simple operating system for the Raspberry Pi . One thing that makes it easier is the development …
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