ARNnet Raspberry Pi roundup: The unbearable Pi-NAS of being; Pi takes rook; and a little teeny Mac ARNnet The heart of the machine is a Raspberry Pi 3 running an open-source chess engine called Stockfish. A Pi camera module and a lot of custom Python code let the system translate the physical pieces into a chess position that the Stockfish engine can …
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Network World Raspberry Pi roundup: The unbearable Pi-NAS of being; Pi takes rook; and a little teeny Mac Network World The heart of the machine is a Raspberry Pi 3 running an open-source chess engine called Stockfish. A Pi camera module and a lot of custom Python code let the system translate the physical pieces into a chess position that the Stockfish engine can ..
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Raspberry Pi Pimoroni Rainbow HAT For Android Things (video) Geeky Gadgets The new Raspberry Pi Hat is equipped with a wide range of sensors inputs and displays allowing users to more fully explore Android Things. Once equipped to you Raspberry Pi the system can be used as a stopwatch, mood light, weather station, clock and …
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Altair Enables LTE Connectivity for Raspberry Pi In First-of-Its-Kind Trial Yahoo Finance Altair Semiconductor (altair-semi.com), a leading provider of LTE chipsets, today announced that its ALT1160 CAT-1 chipset has successfully completed a trial with Raspberry Pi to provide LTE connectivity on the system for the first time. Originally ..
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Geeky Gadgets Raspberry Pi Zero 360 Degree Panorama Camera Zero 360 Geeky Gadgets As you can see from the image above the 360 camera is using the latest Raspberry Pi Zero mini PC which now comes equipped with a connection for the official Raspberry Pi camera. Allowing construction of the system to be a little easier than with the …
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Hackaday Hackaday Prize Entry: Twitter Goes To The Dogs With Raspberry Pi Hack Hackaday He did this using a Raspberry Pi , which is set to record sound above a certain volume. With the system sitting by [Oliver's] favorite window, this records his barks. The recordings are then analyzed using PyAudioAnalysis, a library that analyzes sounds ..
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Hackaday LED Notification Cube is a Good First Project Hackaday The brain of the system is a Raspberry Pi . [Matt] found a Python library that allowed him to directly control an RGB LED strip based on the LPD8806 chip. He wired the data pins directly to the Pi and used an old 5V cell phone charger to power the LEDs
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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
Hotwiring the future of in-car tech with a smartphone and Raspberry Pi Ars Technica I plugged the Raspberry Pi into a DC adapter in my car and booted it up. Seeing a Linux startup console on my dash, I started to salivate at the potential
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