Make your own AIY Projects Kit Google Voice HAT.Google made their AIY projects kit available to the Pi users for free through the MagPi Magazine Issue 57. However, since then, there has been no word yet on the retail availability of the kit. So to help out the ones without the kit and as a […]
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Have you ever written some software that, despite your best coding efforts, didn’t run as fast as desired? I have, writes David C. Black, Senior Member of Technical Staff at Doulos. Have you thought, “If only there were an easy way to put some of the code into multiple custom processors or custom hardware that wasn’t
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Introduction I want my daughter to use the Raspberry Pi for her school work and learn programming. I could buy her a Raspberry Pi or I could share my Raspberry Pi with her. I chose to share the Raspberry Pi with her. After completing this instructable, you may be interested in my instructable on modifying
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Have you ever wanted a portable computer you can take with you? This is the easiest way to build your own. For those of you who do not know what a Raspberry Pi is, it is a complete computer about the size of deck of cards that can run many different kinds of Linux. This
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This is not the definitive story on Pi and Arduino orchestration. Just my version. Step 1: Berryboot 1. Get Berryboot. Berryboot will allow you to download several Raspberry Pi images. Step 2: SD Card Preperation Now extract the zip files to a blank SD card. Step 3: Berryboot Put the BerryBoot SD card in your
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This is an Instructable which describes the process of making an animation from Openclipart’s SVG. Openclipart library is a collection of 100% license-free art that you can use for any purpose. I will explain this Instructable for the Raspberry Pi user. If you are a Macintosh or Ubuntu user, download the following software. Macintosh 9va-mac
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Did you ever wanted to know what’s going on in your room, when you’re not at home? Did you ever wanted to know who’s entering your room and grubbing around in your things? Did you want to have a robot friend you can send messages and who would answer? So then I got news for
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Pssst – want some high tech protection for your home office, or a secret lock for your “workshop” (ok, you got me, it’s actually a dungeon/gaming room) that the kids won’t be able to figure out? We’ve got you covered. Let’s build a DIY smart lock that automatically detects when you’re there, and locks when you’re not.
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Setting up a Raspberry Pi arcade is actually really easy, thanks to a Linux distribution called RetroPie. You don’t need to do any programming or setup, just install the image on an SD card. This will allow you to use the arcade with a keyboard right off the bat. If you want to build a
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Do you wish your standard television could connect to the internet? You would have the ability to stream Netflix, Hulu, or look up anything on Google when your cell phone is out of reach. All of your music and movie files could automatically be linked to your television. Buying a brand new smart TV is
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