Wired How 16 Harvard Students Built the Ultimate BBQ Bot Wired Caption: Temperature Control Built-in, precise temp control is a key innovation with this smoker, which uses a Raspberry Pi , fans, algorithms, and what's called a PID controller. The heat rises gradually until the air temp at the meat's surface hits …
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Lifehacker Australia Build A Temperature And Humidity Monitor With A Raspberry Pi Lifehacker Australia Looking to monitor the temperature and humidity in your house? Instructables user wpnsmith shows off how to build a monitoring system with a Raspberry Pi . All you'll need for this is a Raspberry Pi , a case, SD card, and a sensor
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Liz: Here’s a guest post from our friend Paul at Pimoroni , who has a really exciting Kickstarter to share. You know Paul’s work already: he designed the Raspberry Pi logo, and he’s the brain behind the ridiculously successful Pibow case. Over to Paul! When I was in nursery school, our class had a BBC Micro.
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I’ve always fantasised about having a kiln in the garage (Eben wants a pick and place machine; we need another garage). Kilns, though, are expensive. And where do you start if you want to refurbish a broken or old one safely?
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Geeky gadgets Raspberry Pi Temperature Controller Plate Unveiled Geeky gadgets Raspberry Pi hobbyists and developers that enjoy building projects using the awesome $35 mini PC. Might be interested in a new Raspberry Pi Temperature Controller that as the name suggests has been designed to enable programmers to control and log
ElectronicsWeekly.com The MagPi takes the temperature ElectronicsWeekly.com You can find a tutorial on physical computing describing how to use 1-Wire temperature sensors, details of Sonic Pi v2.0, a look at how to build your own XMPP chat server, and the beginning of a two-part series on using the Raspberry Pi to study …
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Here’s another guest post from Allison Taylor at Wolfram Research. We’ve seen sous vide applications before – but we’ve never seen one that uses the Wolfram Language and Mathematica to describe elegant curves while it prepares your dinner. Thanks Allison, and thanks to Diego Zviovich, who came up with this project.
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