Geeky gadgets Transform Your Raspberry Pi Into A Portable Polargraph With Gocupi (video) Geeky gadgets If you would like to use your Raspberry Pi mini PC to create some awesome artwork to add a little extra vibrancy to large flat areas within your home apartment or office you might be interested in a new device called the Gocupi. The Gocupi system has …
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Bring voice control to your home on the cheap with a Raspberry Pi Engadget Siri, Cortana and Google Now are all inspired by the computers that Dave Bowman, Captain Picard and Iron Man use on a daily basis. But what if you wanted to turn your home into a voice-activated haven without those sorts of resources?
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arkOS Crowdfunding An Open-Source, Raspberry Pi -Powered Google Fighter Crowdfund Insider When installed on a Raspberry Pi and connected to your home network, an arkOS installation can host a user's email, web sites, files and more. It is part of the CitizenWeb project, which aims to promote a “free, secure, & decentralized Internet for …
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Add Voice Control to Your Home with LightwaveRF and a Raspberry Pi Lifehacker Voice control of our home electronics was promised long ago, but it's still one of those things that most of us don't have. If you want to add little voice control to your home on the cheap, blogger Chipos81 shows off how to do it with a Raspberry Pi …
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DVICE Video of the Day: Automate your home with Raspberry Pi DVICE YouTube's Iain Hamilton has created a lovely Raspberry Pi home automation system that will switch lights and music on or off so you never have to leave the couch. Watch Iain's demonstration in the video below. It's halfway to a Jetsons life
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DVICE DIY Your Own Home Audio and Lighting Automation with a Raspberry Pi Lifehacker The system is relatively simple, and taps into a Spotify client on the Raspberry Pi , and lighting controls that run on X10 modules. It's a pretty slick system, and if you're thinking about getting started with home automation, Hamilton's project is a … Video of the Day: Automate your home with Raspberry Pi DVICE all 2 news articles