Geeky Gadgets Freeplay Raspberry Pi Retro Handheld Console (video) Geeky Gadgets The end result is a gaming platform based on Raspberry Pi that looks and feels like your favorite classic handheld game console.
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Lifehacker Australia Build Your Own Smartphone-Connected Door Lock With A Raspberry Pi Lifehacker Australia The idea here is to power a simple lock mechanism with a Raspberry Pi , a high torque servo, and some 3D printed parts. The smartphone software is handled by Blynk
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Lifehacker Australia Build Your Own Smartphone-Connected Door Lock With A Raspberry Pi Lifehacker Australia The idea here is to power a simple lock mechanism with a Raspberry Pi , a high torque servo, and some 3D printed parts. The smartphone software is handled by Blynk. The end result isn't pretty, but it certainly does the job and you can lock or unlock ..
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Build Your Own Smartphone-Connected Door Lock With a Raspberry Pi Lifehacker The idea here is to power a simple lock mechanism with a Raspberry Pi , a high torque servo, and some 3D printed parts. The smartphone software is handled by Blynk. The end result isn't pretty, but it certainly does the job and you can lock or unlock ..
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Lifehacker Australia Build Your Own Portable Arcade Stick With A Raspberry Pi -Powered Console Packed Inside Lifehacker Australia Hack House guides you through the entire process of building this from scratch, from cutting the wood for the controller to setting up the Pi itself. The end result is a very cool little self-contained unit that's perfect for anyone who wants an easy …
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Lifehacker Australia Build Your Own Pan-And-Tilt Security Camera With A Raspberry Pi And Arduino Lifehacker Australia This project uses a Raspberry Pi 2 or 3, an Arduino Uno (or a Genuino Uno), some servos and a USB webcam. The end result is a camera mounted to the servo that's controlled by the Arduino
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Lifehacker Build an Automatically Updating Digital Photo Frame with a Raspberry Pi and Google Photos Lifehacker Stamatiou took a frame, stuffed a small display inside, mounted the Raspberry Pi to the back, then created a script to load in Google Photos.
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Hackaday Retro TV Breathes New Life with a Raspberry Pi Hackaday Inside he jammed a 5″ LCD display, a Raspberry Pi and a power supply — with some room to spare. He also replaced the speakers with some upgraded baby woofers and an audio amp for the Pi. The end result is a pretty snazzy little device capable of ..
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Lifehacker Australia Build An All-In-One Desktop Case For A Raspberry Pi Lifehacker Australia To build it, you'll need a 10″ HDMI display, a Raspberry Pi 2, a set of batteries, audio amplifier, and a few cables. You'll also need to 3D print the case, which you can outsource without buying a 3D printer. The end result is a very sleek looking ..
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Build Your Own All-In-One Internet Radio Player With A Raspberry Pi Lifehacker Australia If you're a big fan of internet radio, UK Tech Reviews has a guide for building your own little internet radio device using a Raspberry Pi and a touchscreen.
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