Yesterday I was writing about Bluetooth coming to the Raspberry Pi Pico W and - in the original Raspberry Pi post - I saw a link to this e-book: Connecting to the Internet with Raspberry Pi Pico W
Bluetooth wireless comms are coming to the Raspberry Pi Pico W, the $6 wireless-enabled variant of the Pi Pico platform (which in turn is built on the RP2040 microcontroller).
I do like a complicated clock or a tortuous timepiece - displaying a time doesn't have to be straightforward! So I enjoyed seeing this artistic Raspberry Pi-based alternative time display...
Automated guitar picking action courtesy of a maker using a Pimoroni Servo 2040 - a board combining a RP2040 microcontroller and servo controllers, with CircuitPython for programming it.
We recently wrote about using a Raspberry Pi - with Flightradar24 - to track planes, and here is another use case for the versatile single-board computer: supporting rural emergency response teams, in the U.S. to save lives faster...
Thanks to the Raspberry Pi team for sharing this one - a Pi-based flight tracker. The idea is to receive signals, from aircraft transponders, and track flights.
The PA Raspberry Pi competition is a great challenge, aimed at schools, to solve problems using the single-board computer.
ELECROW's Raspberry Pi Pico Advanced Kit is for people who already have some electronics knowledge and programming skill but want to learn or explore the Raspberry Pi's capabilities
Have to share this one with Gadget Master - how to make your own "Raspberry Pi USB webcam" using a Raspberry Pi Zero inside the housing along with one of the Raspberry Pi camera modules...
You wait ages for a new Raspberry Pi camera and then two come along together... After the Pi Camera Module 3 released in January, welcome the Raspberry Pi Global Shutter Camera.
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