We have created a series of Raspberry Pi Tutorials, in which we have covered Interfacing of Raspberry Pi with all the basic components like LED, LCD, button, DC motor, Servo Motor, Stepper Motor, ADC, shift Register, etc. We have also published some simple Raspberry Pi projects for beginners, along with some good IoT projects. Today, in this session, we are […]
3X3X3 LED Cube with Raspberry Pi and Python Program Read More »
I have been always amazed by Philips Ambilight TV. Unfortunately they were pretty expensive, and this is why I have looked for an easy cheap solution to be able to create the same user experience. This was my first Raspberry Pi project, and it’s pretty simple and good for beginners. Everything is based on different
Bluetooth Low Energy (aka BLE/Bluetooth 4.0/Bluetooth Smart) is the most recent incarnation of Bluetooth technology developed by the Bluetooth SIG (the organization that maintains the specification). This communication protocol is designed for applications where data needs to be transferred in small amounts at relatively low speed while consuming low amounts of power (e.g., heart rate
Raspberry Pi Bluetooth LE Controller for WS2812B (NeoPixels) Read More »
Create your first connected light using Raspberry Pi. Control and monitor a connected light from mobile, tablet and desktop using Lelylan & MQTT. It takes 15 minutes | $36 (eth) or $44 (WiFi) in hardware | basic level. Step 1: Hardware For this tutorial you need a Raspberry Pi connected to the Internet, either via
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I’ve been fascinated with LED cubes for a while now, but haven’t been able to bring myself to build an Arduino-based cube. They turn on quickly and nicely, yes, but writing the code is a horrible mess of bits and bytes. The Raspberry Pi’s Python-based GPIO interface was much more appealing (and readable) to me,
Raspberry Pi 4x4x4 LED Cube Read More »
Very simple and cheap Infra-Red night vision googles, using a model A raspberry pi, a NOIR camera and Quanum FPV Goggles. For a while now I have been playing with Multicopters, and whilst I prefer to make the models myself and fly them properly with a transmitter, I couldn’t help being interested in First person
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Random numbers are essential for all kinds of things, especially cryptography. Computers, however, can only produce pseudorandom numbers, which can be “guessed” by using sophisticated software. Truly random numbers are hard to come by. Luckily, with a few wires and a Ras Pi, one can create a lot of random numbers very quickly. For this
A Raspberry Pi-based Truly Random Number Generator Read More »
Hi, in this instructable, I’ll show you how to create a lightweight and incredibly responsive web server with WebSockets. I’ll use it to control a LED using an Arduino but the concept can be applied to many other projects. Since this project does not use any on-board peripherals, it will work with just about any
Easy Node.JS + WebSockets LED Controller for Raspberry Pi Read More »
Secure and reliable real time data streaming is essential for IoT. I’ve seen plenty of demonstrations involving applications or “push button here, LED on over there” type hardware, but a friend and I wanted to make something that was more interactive… a way to almost feel the data stream as you manipulate it. So, we
IoT Motion Controlled Servos Read More »
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