We’ve heard plenty of customers asking if the IRI toolkit can be used on Raspberry Pi, so we decided to put together a blog post about it. The answer is, of course, “Yes it can!” The IRI toolkit has already been ported to the Linux operating system, and this Linux port also works on the […]
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I have a Raspberry Pi – this post is about beginning to explore it’s control capabilities using the General Purpose Input Output (GPIO) port and is aimed at total beginners assuming that you have already got your Raspberry Pi up and running as described in my earlier post Fire up your Raspberry Pi. Hardware The GPIO
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It is great being introduced to science and technology at a young age. Do you remember that moment you used a computer for the very first time, or the first time you played Tetris or Snake? How fascinating was that? I have fond memories of my earliest encounter with a computer, it was a 386
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Updated April 2015 I have made this because I have found no projects using the PiFace. Forum topic at www.raspberrypi.org: http://www.raspberrypi.org/phpBB3/viewtopic.php?f=37&t=54314&p=413902 Here is a simple project that only needs a Raspberry Pi, PiFace, Python, jumper wires, and a stepper motor – that’s it! Step 1: Schematic Step 2: Connect the PiFace to the Raspberry Pi
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Scope: To gain access to a terminal on a headless Raspberry Pi and then to display the Pi’s desktop remotely using tightvncserver and xtightvncviewer BOM: – WiFi enabled Raspberry Pi with Raspbian OS – WiFi enabled computer on same network as Raspberry Pi. Instructions: To enable SSH access to the Raspberry Pi: Note: Newer versions
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Components Required Raspberry Pi Sensors – Temperature sensor (DS18B20) 8 Channel Relay (12V/ 7A/ 240 V AC) Bulb (60W) Description of components: Raspberry Pi The Raspberry Pi is a credit-card sized computer that can plug into your TV and a keyboard which was found for the intention of teaching basic concepts in schools. It is
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In this tutorial, I’ll show you how to install the ScratchGPIO expansion package, how to assemble a breadboard with LEDs and buttons, and run a simple Scratch game that uses the LEDs and breadboard buttons to play. Scratch With the Raspberry Pi’s emphasis on education it makes perfect sense that Scratch is pre-installed on the
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Can you learn with Minecraft? The Raspberry Pi is the ideal platform for learning and there are two great ways to learn coding, and they are physical computing and Minecraft. Physical computing merges the code with electronics to produce all manner of cool projects. We can use all manner of electronic components, such as
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This project provides a webpage and automated interface for controlling Belkin’s WEMO light switches and plug switches using the Miranda library. At the end of the project you will have a webpage that can show real time state of all WEMO switches. Clicking the lightbulbs will toggle the state of the WEMO switch. The backend
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A hacker named Gef has rigged up his Raspberry Pi to use a Kindle e-reader as its monitor. “Hacker” may not quite be the word, actually, as the individual responsible identifies himself as an “eclectic yogi discovering the world of computational art and new media” on the blog post where the recipe for the KindleBerry
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