Whilst browsing the internet this morning, I came across a fun, Raspberry Pi project that I wanted to share with you all. It’s called RunnerPi and looks like an awesome project to make! In terms of skill set to make this project, all you need is an overview of the Raspberry Pi, the ability to […]
I caught this post on the Raspberry Pi site today and thought it would be great to share, particularly because it involves brain power!!! Albert Hickey has made an incredible project that’s powered by a Raspberry Pi and an Arduino. It’s called the Flappy Brain game and your controller is your brain! This looks like […]
Another project we focussed on for the PiJuice campaign was the Raspberry Pi compact camera. Fitted with a PiJuice, this camera is a great little project to focus on. This was a project we were really excited about making. As you can see, the Raspberry Pi, PiJuice, battery, and camera all fit quite neatly […]
After getting excited about the first project we made for the PiJuice (which was a portable Pi games console), we decided to go ahead and make a few more exciting projects. The next step for us was to make a Solar Weather Station that’s powered by a Raspberry Pi and PiJuice module. With this project, we […]
I actually spotted this project during Pi Day on Instructables where this project ended up winning first place. There are more and more people working on Raspberry Pi Robots and it’s great to see creators in the maker community adding their own twist to them. This Raspberry Pi Spy Tank is a fantastic example of […]
If you’ve been following Pi Supply over the last few months, you’ll have noticed that we’ve been extremely busy with three Kickstarters: PiJuice, PaPiRus, and Pi PoE. Each of them are unique, and have a variety of useful applications. When we were promoting the PiJuice module, we decided that having specific project guides for people […]
How the Ant-Man Micro-Tech Challenge is encouraging teen girls to create STEM projects. After running a survey for the PiJuice Kickstarter campaign to find out more about our backers, we discovered that 96% of our backers are male. 96%!! That is an incredible number. This clearly also goes to show that we must help to promote […]
As you are probably aware, today is a national holiday in the USA – Thanksgiving. We are not based in the USA, but since a lot of our customers are we thought we should mark the occasion in some way (and, to be completely honest, it fit in nicely with the completion of this little […]
To get the Bright Pi working on the Raspberry Pi, you need to enable I2C. You can find a great guide on setting up I2C on the Adafruit website here. Once I2C is all set up, then from command line to turn only all white LEDs on: sudo i2cset -y 1 0x70 0x00 0x5a To […]
Please note that this page has now been superseded by the Bright Pi Quickstart and FAQ page. When you purchased your Bright Pi v1.0 kit, you should have received an anti-static bag with some components in it which will require soldering together in order to get the Bright Pi up and running and connected to your […]