The Raspberry Pi Foundation, a name synonymous with fostering digital learning, has recently made strides in the realm of coding education. A few months ago, they introduced an online text-based Code Editor, designed to assist young learners aged seven and above in their coding journey. The latest development in this initiative is the decision to make …
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Makers, developers and electronic enthusiasts searching for a small 3.2 inch touchscreen display may be interested in a new Kickstarter project launched by the team at Arushi. Touchsy is the company’s new 3.2 inch touch screen that can be used with a Raspberry Pi single board computer range and other microcontrollers to create a wide variety of applications and …
3.2 inch Touchsy touch screens hit Kickstarter from £23 Continue Reading
This month the development team responsible for creating the fantastic Ubuntu Linux operating system have announced the release of Ubuntu 22.04.1 LTS. The latest update is the first major milestone in Ubuntu’s Long Term Support (LTS) commitment to its users and Ubuntu 20.04 LTS users will be asked to upgrade to the latest 22.04 LTS …
Older readers and those with an interest in retrocomputing may remember the days when a computer might well have booted into a BASIC interpreter. It was simultaneously a general purpose device that could run any software it would load, and also a development environment. Not something that can be said for today’s development boards which …
If you are interested in building your very own local and private home automation system you may be interested in a new video created by Raspberry Pi enthusiast Jeff Geerling. Who talks you through creating your very own smart home hub and personal assistant using Yellow, previously known as the Amber home assistant. Yellow is …
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Documentation Everything in this file comes from the Getting started with Raspberry Pi Pico for C/C++ development guide. This file contains all of the same content, just organized into an enumerated list. Getting everything installed Install the ARM GCC compiler. During installation, make sure to tick the box to register the path to the ARM compiler as …
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8 GB RAM 32 GB eMMC Raspberry Pi CM development board with touchscreen and plenty of interfaces. Story Last few articles I published were about TinyML with Wio Terminal – a Cortex M4F based development board with an LCD screen in sturdy plastic case. Seeed studio, the company made Wio Terminal decided to take this …
reTerminal Machine Learning Demos (Edge Impulse and Arm NN) Continue Reading
Raspberry Pi enthusiasts wishing to learn more about creating Raspberry Pi clusters, may be interested to know a great article has been published to the official Raspberry Pi blog during which OpenFaaS founder and Raspberry Pi super-user Alex Ellis, explains his five year fascination with building Raspberry Pi clusters and what has changed over this …
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Smart electronics help us save time at home especially when one cannot wait to get the party started. To provide a solution to this situation, Amazon created speakers and stereo systems, which are equipped with the Alexa Voice Service. Alexa Voice service gives a new voice experience to electronics devices and adds a more personal …
An i.MX 8M Development Kit for Amazon Alexa Voice Service Continue Reading
In this article, we’ll develop firmware that will serve as the basis for high-precision, high-speed signal generation. I recently designed an arbitrary waveform generator (AWG) PCB that is built around a C8051F360microcontroller and a TxDAC from Analog Devices. These two ICs communicate via a parallel interface that allows me to generate higher-frequency analog signals by seeking …
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