This project features several of our favourite things. Astronauts! Machine learning! High-altitude danger! Graphs! (It could only get slightly better with the addition of tap-dancing centaurs.) Read on to have your nerdliest pleasure centres tickled
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Astronaut-made virtual co-pilot
I just searched online for night vision goggles, and the prices seem to vary between £600 and £27000.
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The affordable Raspberry Pi night vision goggles of your dreams
Let me start by stating that here in the UK, we call Waldo Wally . And as I’m writing this post at my desk at Pi Towers, Cambridge, I have taken the decision to refer to the red and white-clad fellow as Wally moving forward.
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There’s Waldo! Finding the elusive traveller using AI
While yesterday’s blog post covered YouTubers who create video tutorials about using the Raspberry Pi, today we want to focus on a more traditional medium in honour of #BookLoversDay . Since we launched the Raspberry Pi back in 2012, staff and community members alike have been writing guides and projects books about our little green board, with some releasing them as free PDFs and others donating a portions of the revenue to the Raspberry Pi Foundation. Here are a few of our favourite books, written by our colleagues and you, our glorious community
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A list of Raspberry Pi books for #BookLoversDay
Engineerish is back with another Raspberry Pi–based project that you didn’t know you needed until now. PRINT MAZES WITH RASPBERRY PI Don’t already have a device around your home that, at the press of a button, prints something cool? Build one! Mine prints randomly generated mazes but why stop there
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Automatic mazes with Raspberry Pi and recursive backtracking
A Raspberry Pi is the beating heart of this accessible musical instrument, built by South Korean maker Jaewon “J.
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Synesthiser, an accessible electronic music instrument
Relive the San Andreas glory days with this Grand Theft Auto radio built by Raphaël Yancey. Raphaël Yancey on Twitter With the “tuned” status LED. https://t.co/PuIi6sY78V …and now I have Barracuda stuck in my head
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Your own Grand Theft Auto San Andreas radio
Take a selfie, wait for the image to appear, and behold a cartoon version of yourself. Or, at least, behold a cartoon version of whatever the camera thought it saw.
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Take a photo of yourself as an unreliable cartoon
3D printing has become far more accessible for hobbyists , with printer prices now in the hundreds instead of thousands of pounds. Last year, we covered some of the best 3D-printable cases for the Pi, and since then, Raspberry Pi enthusiasts have shared even more cool designs on sites such as MyMiniFactory and Thingiverse ! Here are ten of our recent favourites: World Cup Sputnik “With the World Cup now underway, I wanted a Russia-themed football sculpture to hang over the desk,” explains creator Ajax Jones . “What better than a football-styled Sputnik!” The World Cup Sputnik comes complete with a Raspberry Pi that transmits the original Sputnik ‘beeps’ on an FM frequency, allowing co-workers to tune in for some 1960s nostalgia
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Ten awesome 3D-printable Raspberry Pi goodies