PiCube can be used by beginners and professionals to strengthen their logic by typing complex code to draw out various patterns. Story LED Cube is very amazing way of learning programming and you can also make musical light with this Raspberry Pi Based 4x4x4 LED Cube – PiCube I’ve been fascinated with LED cubes for […]
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In this step by step tutorial, we will learn how to control RPi GPIO from the Internet using Flask, Python, HTML, CSS. Let’s do it! What We Will Build Today? Today we will learn how to build an local web server using raspberry pi 3 model B (RPi 2, zero will work well) also we
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Ever asked how to control your home light system wirelessly Using Raspberry Pi and Firebase and Android over the Internet from any place in the world?! Introduction Today’s tutorial is about controlling any RGB LED Strip ambient light wirelessly over Wifi using a custom-built Android application connected with the Raspberry Pi board through the Firebase
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Purpose of Project As a pilot and the author of the software used at www.livesectional.com I’ve built a number of Live Sectional Metar Maps of various sizes. The hardest part of building those maps is the positioning of the string of RGB LED’s in position. The more airports used the longer the project took. This project is
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You have probably already seen that the Raspberry Pi has two LEDs directly soldered to the board, one red and one green. But did you know that it is possible to control this green LED, and sometimes even the red one? In this tutorial, we are going to see how we can use the green
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To combine our knowledge of hardware and software by implementing Charlieplexing on the Raspberry Pi as our project’s hardware. Control six LEDs in different sequences using the Raspberry Pi (GPIO) and the internet. Using the Apache and PHP servers installed on the Raspberry Pi for software-to-hardware communication. GPIO stands for General Purpose Input/Output and is
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This project involves soldering. If you have little or no experience with soldering, make sure you have someone you trust walking you through the project. Always be in a properly ventilated environment when soldering, as it may release toxic fumes into the air. This project involves soldering. If you have little or no experience with
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Hello DIY makers and coders…. Today I’m presenting my version of a custom Macropad with a Raspberry Pi Pico…. I named this as “Infinity Macropad 1.1″….the project is based on the adafruit Circuit Python and runs HID functionality onboard…. This Macropad has 20 individual tactile push buttons 3 Rotary encoders 1 Joystick 1 Ws2812b Status
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So here’s a problem that we all have sometimes while working with 3.7V Li-ion Cells. “How to boost its voltage from 3.7V to Stable 5V 2A so it could power a Raspberry Pi for example?” The Obvious answer would be to use a Boost module or Boost IC right? But which one? An ideal Boost
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While browsing Adafruit’s Thingiverse designs, one caught my attention – 32×32 Pixel Display . I always love those RGB Matrix displays, and having one just to display some pop culture images and animations, was an awesome idea. This project takes the idea from Adafruit, but uses a Raspberry PI Zero W instead of a Feather RP2040 and
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