Hackaday Old Time Traffic Signal Revived with a Raspberry Pi Controller Hackaday With two signals, everything was doubled, so the new controller used a 16-channel relay board and a Raspberry Pi to run through various demos. To keep induced currents from wreaking havoc, zero-crossing solid state relays were used on the big AC motors …
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SlashGear Using Raspberry Pi to make your own 3D-printed Game Boy SlashGear Adafruit has released a long write-up detailing how to make your own Gameboy (they call it a “Gamegirl” for obvious reasons) using Raspberry Pi , an SNES controller, and some other easy-to-acquire parts. As you might have guessed, the system runs an
SlashGear Using Raspberry Pi to make your own 3D-printed Gameboy SlashGear Adafruit has released a long write-up detailing how to make your own Gameboy (they call it a “Gamegirl” for obvious reasons) using Raspberry Pi , an SNES controller, and some other easy-to-acquire parts. As you might have guessed, the system runs an