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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One of the great things about a Raspberry Pi is that it can fit in your shirt pocket, but out of the box if you want to use it you need to hook it to a keyboard, mouse, bulky monitor, etc… nearly defeating the Pi’s greatest attribute. But… you can leverage the portability of your
Control your Pi’s Desktop from any Mobile Device Read More »
This is my first instructable, although I have been working with Pure Data, Raspberry Pi, and other digital audio for quite some time. If you’d like to see more instructables like this, vote for me! Ever wonder how digital effects are created? Want to customize your favorite effects wirelessly from a smartphone? Then Pure Pi
Pure Pi: Control custom stompbox effects on a Raspberry Pi with a smartphone Read More »
To start off this project I would like to explain how all this will work. We will be using a form of communication called OSC (Open Sound Control) and an app called “TouchOSC” which is available on the Google Play and Apple app store, along with pyOSC. What we will do is the following: –
DIY iPhone controller for Raspberry-Pi (OSC) Read More »
This project uses the iPhone and a raspberry pi to remote control the lamp. Both the iPhone and the raspberry pi are connected to the wifi router. The lamp on/off commands are sent from iPhone and received by the raspberry pi embedded system. Then the raspberry pi triggers the IO to control the lamp through
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The Fairytale Phone is one of my first Raspberry Pi Projects I have made. I had already published this on my Blog makerblog.ch, but now this will be a more in depth instruction to build the Phone. The finished phone will be able to play 10 different MP3 Files (In my case fairytales) with every
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This is purely the design for the projected. Presented is a detailed paper design of a smartphone controlled pan-tilt camera platform for exploring telepresence and POV drone and robot interaction and control. Â Introduction A pan-tilt platform can be used to position various instruments and tools, the most common of which is a camera. The pan-tilt
Design Project: Control a Pan-Tilt Platform with Raspberry Pi and Smartphone Read More »
Who remembers the Nokia 5110? If you’re too young to have had one, it was a great phone – a bit of a game changer some might say. The battery lasted a decade, it was tough as nails and one of the first mobiles to include swappable faceplates and the infamous ‘Snake’ game. 1998 was
Make Your Own Nokia 5110 Raspberry Pi Add-on Board Read More »
Background: I’m currently working on a Sencha Touch project making an Entrepreneur application, which will be released in a couple of months… Stay tuned! I only want say that it is a bit more complex than this example… but you have to start with something, right?! To get some knowledge of the Sencha Touch Framework I
Host your Smartphone App on your Raspberry Pi! Read More »
As I described in an earlier post, I run my Raspberry Pi (RPi) as a headless system, using Cygwin/Xâs xterm for command line interaction with the RPi, with my PC being my X server to support any X Window applications.  I can move files between the PC and the RPi via my pseudo-Dropbox.  I really recommend this configuration and its working perfectly for
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