Over at Instructables , Osprey22 (what’s your real name, 22? Let us know and I’ll add it to this post) is driving audio and eight strands of lights (plus a jolly twinkly star) from the same Raspberry Pi, so the two can be sequenced using some custom Python he’s written. Play to the end for a bit of Let it Go , if you’ve not heard it too many times this year already
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Christmas light sequencer
Add Voice Control To Your Home With LightwaveRF And A Raspberry Pi Lifehacker Australia The system here uses a LightwaveRF system to control the lights, and then taps into the Raspberry Pi which controls everything else. As designed, the system can control the lighting and a few other electronics.
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Festival of Code 2013 roundup: Young Rewired State recognises Raspberry Pi … ITProPortal The pair's ambitious Raspberry Pi -based hack gives cyclists a sat nav system that links handlebar-mounted LEDs to the credit-card sized computer. Users are then able to configure the lights based on a range of modular plugins, and the duo were even …
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Control Your Home Lights With A Raspberry Pi Lifehacker Australia The process requires a bit of hacking together, but the end result is a Raspberry Pi -powered light system that you can use your phone to control. The Raspberry Pi runs a strip of LEDs, and the web-based automation system can change what the LEDs do,