These days, most of us are carrying a fairly impressive digital camera with us at all times. But as capable as the hardware and software of a modern smartphone may be, there’s still plenty of reasons you may want a “real” camera to go along with it. The larger sensor, advanced controls, and selection of […]
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The world of Raspberry Pi is vast and exciting, offering endless possibilities for exploration, learning, and innovation. For those who are new to this domain, or for seasoned enthusiasts looking for fresh ideas, the latest issue of the official Raspberry Pi magazine, MagPi 137, is an invaluable resource. Providing a comprehensive array of Raspberry Pi projects,
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The Raspberry Breadstick is a unique development board designed to simplify the process of electronic prototyping. Its unique form factor, which is specifically designed to make prototyping more straightforward and organized. Offers users a versatile platform that caters to both beginners and experienced hobbyists, providing a wide range of features. One of the standout features of the Raspberry Breadstick is
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When it comes to keeping your Raspberry Pi 5 cool, the decision between different cases and cooling systems can be crucial. The Geek Pi/52 Pi heat sink case and the official Raspberry Pi 5 case are two popular options that cater to different preferences and needs. This comparison aims to help you choose the right solution for
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Most Hackaday readers will know to some extent what lies inside their computer, even if this is only at a block diagram level listing the peripherals. But what is physically on a modern computer board? [Jeff Geerling] has subjected a Raspberry Pi 5 to a medical imager, and shares with us the many layers of parts and PCB
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One of the great things about a lot of small sensor cameras is that they’re available in multiple flavours. Most webcams, for example, see both visible light and infrared at night. The Raspberry Pi cameras are the same. In this video, John Irvin takes one of those small infrared camera modules and a Raspberry Pi 3 Model
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Using a Raspberry Pi to make a robotic dog is nothing new but putting it to work is practically unheard of. The team behind this project created a robotic dog, known as FREISA, that uses AI to determine when a plant needs watering and helps the thirsty plant by activating its onboard sprinkler system. This project was created
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There were many toy robots back in the 80s that were — frankly — underwhelming by today’s standards. Back then, any old thing that rolled around with some blinking lights would impress, but the bar is higher today. Then again, some of the basic components won’t really change. You still need wheels, motors, batteries, and
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[CNCDan] previously dabbled with Raspberry Pi CM4-powered gaming handhelds but was itching for something more powerful. Starting in May 2023, he embarked on building an Intel NUC7i5BNK-powered handheld dubbed NucDeck. As he goes over the feature list, it sounds like a commercially available console. A 1024 x 600 screen provides a good balance of fidelity and
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The Raspberry Pi line is full of capable compact computers, but they’ve never been the strongest in the bunch when it comes to graphical output. Nor have they been particularly expandable in that regard. However, that’s all beginning to change, with [Jeff Geerling] reporting success getting external GPUs to work on the Raspberry Pi 5. Unlike
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