Raspberry Pi
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Become Anyone 2.0: Addressing Privacy Concerns with Wearable LED Technology In a world increasingly dominated by surveillance, privacy is a growing concern. Sean Hodgins’ Become Anyone 2.0 project explores a novel way to… |
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A Raspberry-Pi powered DIY Inspection Robot for Sewer Line Inspection YouTuber Stargate System turned a frustrating sewer pipe issue into an opportunity for innovation by creating a custom inspection robot.… |
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From Pico 2 to Pico 2 W: Raspberry Pi Pico 2W Launched at $7 A few months back we were all excited to hear the news of the all-new Raspberry Pi Pico 2 along with their new RP2350 MCU lineup release. Although… |
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Edge AI On Quadruped Robot Dog using Maixduino Development Kit Let us introduce Alpha, our quadrupled robot! Constructed to investigate the future of independent companionship. With… |
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Raspberry Pi Brings Out All New AI Camera Powered by RP2040 Raspberry Pi has introduced its newest AI Camera, which is now available for $70. This new camera module, built around Sony’s… |
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Pimoroni Pico Plus 2 W: The Unofficial Raspberry Pi Pico 2W We've Been Waiting For Last month Raspberry Pi launched its new development board Raspberry Pi Pico featuring the all-new RP2350 chip. Even though the… |
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Crucial Bug Discovered in Raspberry Pi’s New RP2350 Microcontroller: Causing unexpected GPIO Behaviour After a few days of release, a crucial bug was discovered for the RP2350 microcontroller. The Raspberry Pi Foundation released their new and… |
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Bus Pirate 5XL and 6 Debut Featuring the All New RP2350 Bus Pirate is one of the most popular hardware debugging multi-tool used by the electronics community. It was originally developed by Ian… |
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Raspberry Pi Pico 2: Featuring RP2350 with Arm and RISC-V Cores The Raspberry Pi Foundation has announced the release of the Raspberry Pi Pico 2, priced at $5, designed for both performance and… |
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Raspberry Pi uses Artificial Intelligence to Convert Real World Photos to Art In a recent Reddit post, a user showcased a fascinating project using a Raspberry- Pi to convert Real-World Photos into… |
