The Raspberry Pi is a great IoT platform and it’s even better with a cellular internet connection. NOTE: The Huawei E303 is no longer in production.(Though can still be found on eBay or Amazon if needed.) An updated tutorial using the Hologram Nova can be found here:Â Add Cellular to a Raspberry Pi with Hologram Nova […]
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Hackster.io member “t ps” has created an Internet of Things Raspberry Pi rain checking system complete with a light sensor to provide a way of triggering other devices or code using the Amazon AWS servers. The project has been classed as an intermediate skill level and is currently a work in progress. To build your
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Avalon project become FLAON project, much stable, much faster, more precise. The idea I’ve always loved the idea of monitoring and controlling things. The smart home concept is already a well known concept, so I’ve tried to build something in this direction by my own. The idea of this project will encourage people to make
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Electronic enthusiasts and Raspberry Pi users may be interested in a new PCB ruler created by Ian Dunn. The PCP ruler features plenty of useful annotations, equations and Raspberry Pi GPIO references. Dunn explains a little more about the inspiration behind his PCB ruler and its features. “The moment I learned about PCB rulers I had to
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Control any of the 55 RGB LEDs on the tree, let Santa twerk for you, control a model railroad, or display custom text on an LED dot matrix. Story Have you always wanted anyone in the world to be able to control your X-mas decoration in your living room? – No? – We neither, but
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Jay at Back7 has published documentation on building an “Off-Grid Cyberdeck” offering a rugged Raspberry Pi laptop and “recovery kit” for when there is no Internet. Jay explains a little more about the inspiration behind the rugged portable computer created using a Raspberry Pi mini PC and official Raspberry Pi 7 inch touchscreen display together
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It’s one of the rituals of our age, rebooting the family router when the bandwidth falters. Flip the power, and after half a minute or so your YouTube video starts up again. Consumer-grade router hardware is not the most reliable computing equipment you will own, as [Nick Sayer] found out when the router at his
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The invention of the transistor revolutionized radio, allowing receivers to be made far more compact and portable than ever before. In the middle of the 20th century, the devices exploded in popularity, and pocket transistor radios took the market by storm. [MisterM] had fond memories of such times, and when he found a 1970s Flirt radio
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A new project has been published to the Hackster.io website providing instructions on how to create your very own Raspberry Pi Internet radio. The 1970 Flirt Pi Internet Radio has been created by Martin Mander and is based on a Raspberry Pi Zero mini PC equipped with a Pimoroni Speaker pHAT, Pimoroni LiPo SHIM, Adafruit
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The Etch-a-Sketch was a hugely popular toy in the days before video games and the Internet became ubiquitous. These days, they’re a fun amusement, but can still be difficult to master. Rather than learn the necessary skills himself, [Martin Fitzpatrick] decided to build a machine to draw for him. Enter the Etch-a-Snap. The build starts with
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