Geeky Gadgets Raspberry Pi Zero Stepper Driver Geeky Gadgets Alpha le ciel has this week revealed details of a new project to make implementation easier with the Raspberry Pi Zero W Stepper Motor Module. Which is itself part of a larger project plan to make the Pi Zero W into a robust building block for robotic …
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Geeky Gadgets DIY Raspberry Pi Zero Hands-Free Telescope Focus System Geeky Gadgets Using a £5 Raspberry Pi Zero mini PC together with a stepper motor allows for a more accurate focusing system without the need to touch the telescope in any way. Jason explains a little more behind the inspiration behind the Raspberry Pi powered ..
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Geeky Gadgets DIY Raspberry Pi Zero Hands-Free Telescope Focus System Geeky Gadgets Using a £5 Raspberry Pi Zero mini PC together with a stepper motor allows for a more accurate focusing system without the need to touch the telescope in any way. Jason explains a little more behind the inspiration behind the Raspberry Pi powered ..
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DIY Raspberry Pi Zero Hands-Free Telescope Focus System – Geeky Gadgets
You know the drill: you fill your digital photo frame with your favourite snaps, watch them flash up one after another and suddenly, ugh … an image appears at a different orientation to the rest. Those black boxes at the sides or top, shrinking the detail, or – even worse – a distorted stretch and skew of faces and landscapes. Yuck
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FlipFrame – the rotating picture frame
Hackaday Kinect and Raspberry Pi Add Focus Pulling to DSLR Hackaday Aiming for a better system than the stock autofocus, [Tom] grafted a Kinect sensor and a stepper motor actuator to a Raspberry Pi , and used the Kinect's depth map to drive the focus ring.
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Geeky Gadgets SlushEngine Raspberry Pi Stepper Motor Driver (video) Geeky Gadgets Developers, makers and hobbyists that are looking for a way to control up to four motors using their Raspberry Pi mini PC. May be interested in a new control board that has been created by Justin Policarpio and Reiner Schmidt called the SlushEngine …
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I do love a good demo. The folks at PubNub have been showing users of their software how home automation with a Raspberry Pi works – on a itty-bitty scale, with LEGO. This little house is rigged up with seven embedded LEDs (representing things like the stove and the fireplace, as well as lights); sensors to measure humidity, barometric pressure, and temperature; and a stepper motor that remotely opens and closes the door
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LEGO model smart home