While the days of outdoor cookouts may be a few months away for most of us, that certainly leaves plenty of time to prepare for that moment. While some may spend that time perfecting recipies or doing various home improvement projects during their remaining isolation time, others are practicing their skills at the various games […]
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The Raspberry Pi is the darling single board computer that is everything to everyone. It even has lit up the eyes of the older set with the Pi 400 mimicking the all-in-one keyboard computer design so popular in the 1980s. Another project that harkens back to that golden era is this Raspberry Pi floppy controller board
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Since the introduction of the Raspberry Pi Compute Module 4, power users have wanted to use NVMe drives with the diminutive ARM board. While it was always possible to get one plugged in through an adapter on the IO Board, it was a bit too awkward for serious use. But as [Jeff Geerling] recently discussed on
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If you fancy building your very own mini supercomputer using the awesome array of Raspberry Pi mini PCs currently available from the Raspberry Pi 4 to the Raspberry Pi Compute Module 4, it might be worth you checking out the latest Hacksapce magazine issue 41. Supercomputing refers to the application of multiple computers working as
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You know those bottle fillers at schools and airports? What if you had one of those at home? We know what you’re going to say: “My fridge has one of those!” Well ours doesn’t, and even though [Chris Courses’] fridge did, his bottle of choice didn’t fit in the vertically-challenged water and ice hutch, nor
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Adding a much cheaper alternative to the Carter and Kaya designs reference using a Lego EV3 set. In this project, I will document the construction of a tracked vehicle made with Lego Technic parts and motors, enhanced with LiDAR and controlled by a Jetson Nano board running the latest Isaac SDK. Jump to Part 8 or 10 for a
The Trash Classifier project, affectionately known as “Where does it go?!”, is designed to make throwing things away faster and more reliable. This project uses a Machine Learning (ML) model trained in Lobe, a beginner-friendly (no code!) ML model builder, to identify whether an object goes in the garbage, recycling, compost, or hazardous waste. The model is
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NEXCOM is thrilled to reintroduce the SBC EBC 357X series with a revamped design that withstands adverse temperatures and economizes space with its upside-down CPU. The boards save costs by utilizing world-class Intel Atom® E39xx processors, which function as beautifully as i3s without sacrificing speed. Intended for those that desire simple and compact HMIs, the EBC 357X series is suitable for
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The Raspberry Pi is a tiny computer that only costs around $36. With its small size and affordability, this credit card-like sized computer is packed with many surprises. Moreover, the Raspberry Pi has been used by students, hobbyists, and even developers with various backgrounds and skill levels. The tiny computer’s flexibility has allowed many people
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This tutorial will cover how to install ROS Noetic on the Ubuntu 20.04 LTS OS and LiDAR integration with Raspberry Pi 4. As you already know, ROS Noetic is mainly developed for Ubuntu 20.04, so Ubuntu is the recommended Linux OS for installation. This tutorial explains how to install ROS Noetic on the Raspberry Pi
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