Build Some Awesome Motion-Controlled Servos With A Raspberry Pi Lifehacker Australia This build, from Kurt E. Clothier and Justin Platz, uses a Raspberry Pi (they used the V1 B+ model), some micro servos, a Leap Motion Controller, and a data streaming service called PubNub to make LEDs move and light up with the movement of your hands.
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ElectronicsWeekly.com Set your Raspberry Pi up to start a Mexican wave ElectronicsWeekly.com Check this out. PubNub (a “global data streaming network”) has used a Raspberry Pi to create a system that makes a physical object mirror the movement of your hands, wherever you are in the world.
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Build Your Own Raspberry Pi Powered Sleep Cycle Alarm Clock Lifehacker The system is powered by a Raspberry Pi , some speakers, lights, some motion sensors, and a special enclosure. The end result is an alarm clock that sits on your bedside, but tracks your movement throughout the night to wake you in the morning with a