Step 1: Arduino IDE and Library Setup The advent of the Arduino put power into the hands of the same type of folks who originally designed the first blue boxes. We can write our own micro-controller code, use easily obtainable Radio Shack parts to design unique hardware and much, much more. There are many ways […]
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Our main ideas of a perfect mobile media center are: – watch videos or listen to your music anywhere (only power supply and a monitor/projector for videos required) – easy control with your smartphone – simple setup for non-programmers – great sound and video quality With a Raspberry Pi 2 and a powerful sound card
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Overview Ever wanted to build you own cellphone? Well now you can with this guide that uses a Raspberry Pi, PiTFT, and a FONA to make a functional cellphone that you can call your friends with! Things You’ll Need: Raspberry Pi computer, the Model B or Model B+ is probably easier to set up and get going, but of
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Two big features of the Raspberry Pi development board are its versatility (due to open hardware/software) and its compact size. I had read a couple of different project articles on the web on how to use a USB Wi-Fi adapter to convert the Pi into a wireless access point. As an access point the Pi
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Version 2 available with a DS3231 RTC circuit Main Features A low cost and simple method of prototyping Raspberry PI projects Includes a 26 way dual row breakout header for interfacing to Raspberry PI Manufactured using a double sided professional double sided PCB Incorporates a large prototype area with plated through holes Includes a DIP
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Power Supply LADY ADA One of the most exciting updates/upgrades of the new Model B+ is a fancy new power supply. The power supply of a computer is terribly boring sounding, but its really important. A good power supply makes everything hum along cleanly. A bad power supply causes hiccups, crashes, ‘bricked’ boards, SD card
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Desde hace poco tiempo me he hecho fan de la comunidad Mapillary y su proyecto, he visto personas usar su smartphone, GoPro y algunos otros tipo de camaras para mapear su ciudad, es por eso que he realizado este proyecto para mapear mi ciudad con una Raspberry Pi basado en el proyecto de Picamera de
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Step 1: The screen The screen I have found a nice screen on ebay for ~18€, a 3.2″ TFT LCD Touch Screen, cheap and small is ideal. – Installing raspbian-DVK512-12040725.img To use the touch screen, we run under a Raspbian distribution, you can download the image file here already configured to work with the XPT2046
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Abstract: The purpose of this report is to discuss and demonstrate the concept of designing and implementing a mobile robot capable of visually detecting and avoiding obstacles using a USB webcam. The system was ported to the Raspberry Pi hardware, a Linux based US$35 computer.This blog will highlight the important concepts that was needed to
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Ring, Ring! Who’s that callin’? It’s your breadboard! Introducing Adafruit FONA MiniGSM, an adorable all-in-one cellular phone module that lets you add voice, text, SMS and data to your project in an adorable little package. This module measure only 1.75″x1.25″ but packs a surprising amount of technology into it’s little frame. At the heart is
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