Geeky Gadgets Raspberry Pi RFID Tag Jukebox Using Music Cards Geeky Gadgets Constructing using a Raspberry Pi Zero mini PC equipped with a RFID reader and hidden underneath the table the system is capable of recognising each album thanks to its corresponding RFID tag. Once recognised the Pi Zero then communicates with his Home …
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Germany-based Andreas Rottach’s multi-purpose LED table is an impressive build within a gorgeous-looking body.
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One LED Matrix Table to rule them all
Geeky Gadgets Raspberry Pi Powered Table Football Instant Replay System (video) Geeky Gadgets If you would like to bask in the glory when you score a goal on your table football you might be interested in a new Raspberry Pi powered instant replay system which has been specifically created to capture all the highlights of your table football game.
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Barely a month slips by at the moment without my ordering some new flat-packed goodies from IKEA. Our family, still gradually settling into the house we moved into just before our eldest was born, goes about its book-savouring, toy-categorising, craft-supply-hoarding life within a sturdy framework of TROFAST, EKBY and BESTÅ. The really great thing is that much of this furniture lends itself to modification, and spannerspencer ‘s PIK3A Gaming Table, using a Raspberry Pi and the iconic LACK side table, is a wonderful example
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A Raspberry Pi + IKEA arcade table to make yourself
End-to-End Raspberry Pi with NetBeans IDE 8 DZone News The second is my own setup, with the three Raspberry Pis on my table, just when I'm deploying a JavaFX client from my laptop to the Pi on the left, which is connected to the monitor. The server is embedded in a Lego case to hold a Pi camera, and the …
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Tricky things, birds. Even when you’ve got yourself sorted out with boxes and feeders to entice them into your garden, it can be very difficult to get a decent photograph – they don’t stay still for long, especially if they see you coming (and it is amazing at just how adept birds are at spotting the slightest movement – the sort of movement you might make to operate the zoom lens on your camera, for example), and many feeding birds will only visit the table for a few seconds at a time, even if you’re well hidden. Enter Adrian Bevan and his Raspberry Pi.
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Bird photography with a Raspberry Pi and a DSLR
Geeky gadgets Raspberry Pi Arcade Coffee Table Geeky gadgets We have featured a number of different projects here on Geeky Gadgets created using the awesome Raspberry Pi $35 mini PC, but this Raspberry Pi Arcade Coffee Table created by Instructables user grahamgelding which was created last year is definitely …
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