It’s time to swap pedal power for relaxed strides with the Raspberry Pi-assisted Draisine from bicyle-modding pro Prof. Holger Hermanns. So dandy… A Draisine… If you have children yourself or have seen them in the wild on occasion, you may be aware of how much they like balance bikes – bicycle frames without pedals, propelled by striding while sitting on the seat.
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A rather dandy Pi-assisted Draisine
Make Your Own Light Switch With Java and a Raspberry Pi DZone News Install Apache Tomcat on your Raspberry Pi to enable connectivity between the Pi and your other devices. I know it might be heavy to run a container on small scale devices. We can also achieve our goals by using a card reader or voice recognizer, but I ..
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“The project idea came from this tongue-in-cheek Twitter post. But hey, why not try to make one? I read somewhere that the world needs more ridiculous smart devices”. These are the words of Eric Tsai , a maker of connected devices and home automation, on his website etsai.net .
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Internet of Things Pregnancy Test
Using a self-written API, Joshua Krosenbrink gifted the new Usabilla office with the World of Light, a 426 RGB LED-powered map of the world. The API pushes user location information to a Raspberry Pi, animating the LEDs in real time to respond to website feedback as and when it’s received by the company. World of Light Nice LED wall I built with 426 RGB LEDs and a Raspberry Pi with WIFI.
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World of Light – an interactive feedback map
Happy Halloween, one and all. Whether you’ve planned a night of trick-or-treating, watching scary movies, or hiding from costumed children with the lights off, our How to Pi guide should get you ready for the evening’s festivities. Enjoy! Costumes This is definitely a Pi Towers favourite
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How to Pi: Halloween Edition 2016
While browsing the Halloween section of my local supermarket, I stumbled across this adorable pumpkin light for £2. Given the fact I had a £2 coin in my pocket and an itching for a Halloween hack project, it came home with me at once.
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Halloween Pumpkin Light Effect Tutorial
Back in April 2014, we launched the Compute Module to provide hardware developers with a way to incorporate Raspberry Pi technology into their own products.
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The Compute Module – now in an NEC display near you
We’ve covered 2D light-painting here before. This project takes things a step further: meet 3D holopainting
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Holopainting with Raspberry Pi
A group of people from CERN is using their spare time to build Cosmic Pi , a cosmic ray detector based on a Raspberry Pi.
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A Raspberry Pi cosmic ray detector from folk at CERN