Being able to have an object mirror what your hands are doing is incredible. This is what the team at PubNub have managed to do and it looks fantastic. To make it even better, they use a Raspberry Pi! The team used Leap Motion, a Raspberry Pi, four Tower Pro Micro Servos, and an Adafruit PWM Servo […]
An Arduino watch is a novel idea. However, an Arduino watch with altitude, temperature, and a pedometer installed onto it is even better! Earlier this week, I posted about an Arduino Chess Clock, and this watch was actually made by the same user who created that. Apparently the Arduino watch was very easy to make. The amounted costs […]
I’ve seen plenty of interesting projects over the last few weeks, but this one is particularly awesome. In a way, it reminds me a little of the PiJuice Kickstarter campaign video where we fired a model rocket with a Raspberry Pi. That was a lot of fun! Although, I do think this video tops ours! […]
Different to the usual Raspberry Pi robots and arcade machines, this device is rather unique. The Raspberry Pi Foundation blogged about it earlier this week and that’s where I spotted it. Two makers over in Germany called Henrike and Holger Körber have managed to make a bat detection device that uses a Raspberry Pi. They’ve used […]
This Raspberry Pi Audio Player is a wonderful project. Not only is the design minimal and simplistic (there isn’t even a power button), but to turn it on, all you do is swipe a magnet over the front LED and the Raspberry PI powers itself up! It’s main components are a Raspberry Pi Model B with […]
Even though this project is a few years old, it’s still a useful tutorial. Considering pro rigs for this sort of application are very expensive, building a DIY version using a Raspberry PI is the next best option! Take a look at the examples of the RasPiLapse in action. I think this DIY rig works […]
It’s been an exciting day for the Raspberry Pi community as The Magpi, the official Raspberry Pi magazine, has moved from just being an online magazine, to in print too! They’ve created a world class magazine that has been put together so well. It costs £5.99, and is over 100 pages, featuring a variety of […]
Recently, we’ve been posting articles and tutorials about Raspberry Pi arcades, gaming systems and even flight monitoring projects. However, I’ve been looking for a project to work on with a Raspberry Pi camera. This project is designed to create a weatherproof Raspberry Pi timelapse camera. To make it watertight, they’re using a coffee tin which […]
A keen Raspberry Pi user, called Steven Hickson, has been experimenting with using voice commands on a Raspberry Pi to control a variety of applications. According to Steven, the software is very flexible and you can even assign devices keywords, plug them into the software, and control them too. An application this could be used […]
This map, made up of Aircraft data, from FlightAware, is used for tracking planes globally. Recently, Raspberry Pi owners have had their chance to help by providing FlightAware with any aircraft that have been flying above them. The data is then fed to FlightAware to improve their service These Raspberry Pi users who […]