In a Manhattan gallery, there is an art installation that uses a Raspberry Pi to control the lights, nourishing an underground field of lavender. The twist: the Pi syncs the intensity of the lights to the activity of a dozen or so Twitter accounts belonging to media personalities and members of the US government
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Tweetponic lavender: nourishing nature with the Twitter API
At Picademy , our awesome free training course for teachers, I run a workshop to introduce teachers to using the camera module with Python, and show them how to wire up a GPIO button they can use to trigger the camera. I always make a point of saying “now you know this, what can you make it do?” and suggest some uses for the setup – stop-motion animation, motion sensing or sending pictures to Twitter
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Make a Tweeting Babbage
A Tweeting S-Function for the Raspberry Pi Automated Trader (blog) I recently bought a Raspberry Pi . After trying a few of the demos included with the Simulink support package for Raspberry Pi , I began thinking about what I could do next. Just for fun, I thought…
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A Tweeting S-Function for the Raspberry Pi – Automated Trader (blog)