In industrial automation & other fields, data often needs to be viewed remotely in control rooms or head offices. But this challenged me to come up with the Raspberry Pi Wireless Display Receiver. I am happy to be a small part of Raspberry Pi achieving the 10-million-Unit sales mark on the Sept 8th, the product’s […]
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Now that you have your nifty new Raspberry Pi, you’ll need a display for it. Teensy analog monitors are pretty cheap, but what you really want is a decent HDMI display. Unfortunately, they’re expensive, running from $150 on up into the thousands for the huge ones. But, for about $75 (or even as low as
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Do you wish your standard television could connect to the internet? You would have the ability to stream Netflix, Hulu, or look up anything on Google when your cell phone is out of reach. All of your music and movie files could automatically be linked to your television. Buying a brand new smart TV is
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The Raspberry Pi. Its a $35 computer the size of a credit card. Being very small, its great for its portability. However, this is usually the problem as it is hard to make it portable. Over the past year and a half, I have worked with my friend (KM4BLG) to create a portable raspberry pi.
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Hello, this is a step-by-step instruction on how to make a wooden raspberry pi handheld. Step 1: Things you need First you need a raspberry pi, no matter if you are using a model A or B. I used a raspberry pi model B because it has got more RAM. Then you need a screen
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Required hardware: Raspberry Pi model B Dallas DS18B20 temperature sensor Relay board Push button LCD display (Nokia 5110-3310) Edimax WiFi nano USB adapter Software installation Some packages are required from the standard Raspbian repository: apt-get install python-dev apt-get install python-imaging We need also PIP (a Python package installer which uses the Python Package Index repository)
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In the previous Raspberry Pi project, I demonstrated how to blink an LED using Raspberry Pi and Python programming. Continuing with the series, this project focuses on interfacing a 16×2 LCD with Raspberry Pi. This project provides a comprehensive guide on the steps involved in interfacing a 16×2 LCD with Raspberry Pi. It covers essential
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The Smart Letterbox is a device that serves the same purpose as a traditional mailbox, only here it is done in a user-friendly way. And all of this with just a few sensors and an LCD display! First of all, you don’t have to check your mailbox every day yourself, the Letterbox does it for
This is 5 inches LCD digital photo album using Raspberry Pi (RPI) Wireless Zero and a weather station device displaying humidity, temperature, and air pressure information. Maybe this is the most upgraded and functionally versatile device among the weather station circuits I made before. It can display high-quality photograph images on a wide LCD screen
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In the long tradition of fortune telling Magic 8 Balls I created a self-contained Magic 2 Ball running a Raspberry Pi Zero 2. When you shake the ball and turn it over, the answer tile is displayed on a round screen and the answer is spoken out loud. The 110mm diameter ball is 3D printed
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