Python Script Sends Each Speaker Its Own Sound File Hackaday When it comes to audio, the number of speakers you want is usually governed by the number of tracks or channels your signal has. One for mono, two for stereo, …
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Python Script Sends Each Speaker Its Own Sound File – Hackaday
Microsoft – Channel 9 The Maker Show: Episode 14 – SignalR with the Raspberry Pi Microsoft – Channel 9 Ian and Jared first start with a UWP app and the Microsoft Band SDK to grab accelerometer data, then using Signalr they send that data up to Azure and back down to a Raspberry Pi that drives our Lego's sword.
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The Maker Show: Episode 14 – SignalR with the Raspberry Pi – Microsoft – Channel 9
Liz: Annabel Oakley is eight years old. That makes her our youngest ever guest blogger! Here’s her account of a day out at a the PyCon UK Raspberry Jam in September at Coventry University, and the goblin-scaring project she made with her Raspberry Pi. Thanks very much, Annabel – and thanks also to Dad , who helped out with the Goblin Detector and drove the car! Annabel wanted a project to show at the computer conference. She decided to make a Goblin Detector which would sound a buzzer and flash a light, when her brother or sister went in her bedroom
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Goblin detector and Jam review – a guest post from 8-year-old Annabel
Back in April, Stewart Priest from Glasgow got in touch with me about an idea he’d had. I’m the Chief Engineer for Radio Lollipop in Glasgow. Radio Lollipop is a charity whose volunteers provide care, comfort, play and entertainment to children in hospital
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Radio Lollipop – children’s hospital radio