Raspberry Pi Sense HAT game – Sense Cave Albert Hickey (@winkleink) got a Sense HAT for Christmas and wanted to create a game using it. What he came up with is Sense Cave. Sense Cave is a maze with 64 […] Michael Horne Raspberry PiPod News, projects & experiences with the Raspberry Pi micro computer
Connect to the Raspberry Pi over SSH from Windows 10, Linux and Android Gary Newell over at Everyday Linux User has written a great tutorial on setting up and using SSH to connect to a Pi’s command line. He covers connections […] Michael Horne Raspberry PiPod News, projects & experiences with the Raspberry Pi micro computer
Self-driving remote control model car uses Raspberry Pi as brain Zheng Wang has taken a model Range Rover and slapped a Raspberry Pi and camera module on top, along with a portable power supply. His aims were to build a […] Michael Horne Raspberry PiPod News, projects & experiences with the Raspberry Pi micro computer
Raspberry Pi digital empathy booth ignores your every desire The Empathy Machine from Joanna Hopkins on Vimeo. Artist Joanna Hopkins and programmer Alanna Kelly have teamed up to create The Empathy Machine. The machine […] Michael Horne Raspberry PiPod News, projects & experiences with the Raspberry Pi micro computer
Pocket PiGRRL - Battery Monitor I recently made myself an Adafruit Pocket PiGRRL and I wanted to modify it so it would warn me when the battery was running low - there is a small red LED […] Martin O'Hanlon <Stuff about="code" /> Making fun stuff with code
[RPi] The cheapest Raspberry Pi Cluster Ever Made v2 Ok, an little update on the PiZero Cluster Front: Now, that OTG is compiled directly into the “next” kernel of RPi, we can use the OTG USB Virtual Ethernet […] Nico Maas Nico Maas IT Security, Networks, Embedded Systems, Docker and Raspberry Pi
RasPiO Pro Hat – Putting Pi Ports in Perfect Positions for Productive Play Today I launched the RasPiO Pro Hat on Kickstarter. It’s a Raspberry Pi Hat for GPIO tinkering (it goes perfectly with GPIO Zero). It arranges the GPIO ports […] alex RasPi.TV Raspberry Pi Tutorials and Videos. One of the most popular Raspberry Pi Blogs on the internet.
Build circuits with this nifty crowdfunded Raspberry Pi HAT Alex Eames has just launched his latest Kickstarter. Following successful campaigns for the RasPiO GPIO Ruler and RasPiO Duino, he is now raising funds for […] Michael Horne Raspberry PiPod News, projects & experiences with the Raspberry Pi micro computer
Last few days for this Kickstarter to produce a Raspberry Pi Zero prototyping board I’ve covered this before, but just thought I’d give it a final push. Richard Saville (aka Average Man) is currently running a Kickstarter for this nifty […] Michael Horne Raspberry PiPod News, projects & experiences with the Raspberry Pi micro computer
60 core Raspberry Pi 2 Cluster-in-a-box Through a Slack channel commented to me about this project did not know and that I was surprised by their appearance. A user has pluged in no more and no […] Mis apuntes de Mis apuntes de News, tutorials, tips and resources about Raspberry PI
GPIO Zero – the development of a new GPIO library for the Raspberry Pi I’ve previously covered Ben Nuttall’s new GPIO library, GPIO Zero, on this blog. A few weeks ago, I had an epiphany and realised just how useful it can be. […] Michael Horne Raspberry PiPod News, projects & experiences with the Raspberry Pi micro computer
Solar power meets steampunk with this Raspberry Pi / Nixie tube mash-up Paul Parry from Bad Dog Designs took a 1930s Vickers combined voltmeter and ammeter, refurbished it, added the Nixie tubes and then added a Raspberry Pi […] Michael Horne Raspberry PiPod News, projects & experiences with the Raspberry Pi micro computer
Raspberry Pi Foundation welcomes new recruits, searches for more The Raspberry Pi Foundation today has welcomed on-board two new recruits: Oliver Quinlan (as a Research Manager) and Helen Drury (as Events and Outreach […] Michael Horne Raspberry PiPod News, projects & experiences with the Raspberry Pi micro computer
Rock-Paper-Scissors-Lizard-Spock with the SenseHAT on the Raspberry Pi Dan Aldred has done a lovely implementation of the classic game Rock-Paper-Scissors-Lizard-Spock using the SenseHAT. The program is written in Python and is […] Michael Horne Raspberry PiPod News, projects & experiences with the Raspberry Pi micro computer
Pocket PiGRRL - adding a mute I recently made myself a Pocket PiGRRL based on Adafruit's tutorial - it really is a great machine and a brilliant learning experience.There was one aspect […] Martin O'Hanlon <Stuff about="code" /> Making fun stuff with code
Picademy launches in the USA On February 27th and 28th, 2016 at the Computer History Museum in Mountain View, CA, the very first Picademy USA will be launched. This is a fantastic […] Michael Horne Raspberry PiPod News, projects & experiences with the Raspberry Pi micro computer
