Category Archives: Rasberry PI

A new guide: CircuitPython on Raspberry Pi (Bare Metal / No OS) by Scott Shawcroft The Raspberry Pi single board computers (SBCs for short) are normally used with the Raspberry Pi OS. This is great for gaming and web browsing, … Continue reading →

A fun, DIY, fully 3D printable NVIDIA Jetson robot. Here’s the project from Raffaello Bonghi via hackster.io: …nanosaur is a simple open-source robot based on NVIDIA Jetson. The robot is fully 3D printable, can wander on your desk autonomously, and … Continue reading →

In this guide, you’ll learn how to set up your Navi10 macropad to use KMK firmware. You’ll use the Navi10, designed by /u/emdarcher, and the new Adafruit KB2040, to build a macropad that you’ll put KMK firmware on and will … Continue reading →

Use your PyPortal to play various notification sounds on a loop. Folks will think you are mighty busy with all of those jingly noises going off! Great for when you are “WFH” but really  “TAN” (taking a nap)! The loop … Continue reading →

Prep your wrist for the apocalypse! Build your own small form-factor, Fallout-inspired Pip-Boy with Feather RP2040 and CircuitPython. You can make this prop wrist-computer for cosplay, or for general stylishness all the time. Swap graphic screens on the beautiful round … Continue reading →

We’ve only started to tap into the potential of the brand new Pi Zero 2. Having finally received his board, [Brian Dorey] shows us how to boost your Pi’s WiFi, the hacker way. Inline with the onboard WiFi antenna can … Continue reading →

Is it too cold, hot, humid, or dry in your home? Do you have a hunch but not sure? Any of these extremes could have an effect on your health. Knowing the humidity inside your home is helpful. Too humid, … Continue reading →

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Exciting news from Raspberry Pi. (and I must add, as a mom of 2 toddlers, I am very much in the headspace to appreciate a Toy Story reference. Every two years, Debian Linux, on which Raspberry Pi OS is based, … Continue reading →

Today we are introducing you to Code Club World — a free online platform where young people aged 9 to 13 can learn to make stuff with code. In Code Club World, young people can: Start out by creating their … Continue reading →