Today, whilst checking up on the news via the BBC website, I spotted an on how to set up and create your own Raspberry Pi powered Virtual Private Network (VPN). Incase you haven’t of a VPN before, a virtual private network allows you to surf the web more anonymously as your traffic will go via […]
Here is another fun project I found over the weekend while thinking of something Pi related to work on. Apart from the project looking exciting to work on, unfortunately it’s a project which takes up plenty of space as it uses a piece of furniture that resembles a cocktail cabinet. However, take a look at the […]
In recent posts, we’ve covered how to teach your robot to avoid obstacles and learn basic motor controls. For this post, the Raspberry Pi Guy is going to demonstrate how your robot can follow lines! Watch the tutorial below:
Since the PaPiRus Kickstarter ended just a over a month ago, we have been a little quiet when it comes to updates for this project. However, we intend to post an update very soon! In the meantime, we have been making progress and now have the final version of the PaPiRus software ready to go! The […]
What could be a more satisfying Raspberry Pi project than making your own Raspberry Pi powered robot. From object avoidance and line following, to facial recognition, there’s so many fun features you can add to your robot. Incase your fairly new to the Pi community, the Raspberry Pi Guy has recently made a series of videos […]
This DIY Raspberry Pi Network is a project I picked out from Instructables today that could be a fun Pi project to build! Now we’ve seen a few Raspberry Pi laptops shows up over the last few years, but this one appeals to me most, mainly because of the silver case it’s in! In short, […]
This morning I spotted on Wired that a group of Harvard students have created a fantastic looking Raspberry Pi BBQ! Now I come a lot of cool projects, but I think this one is is my top 5 (considering my love of BBQ food!). The machine is the perfect Brisket smoker. The Harvard students ran […]
Whilst finishing up the PiPoE Kickstarter Campaign this week, other Kickstarter that has only just launched, caught my eye. It’s called Naturebytes and it’s a wildlife digital camera that’s used to help monitor wildlife. I’ve always been interested with creating something with the Raspberry Pi that could help monitor the wildlife in my garden and […]
One year on since the OSMC team started working on the project, they’ve now reached a stable release! Here at Pi Supply we’re excited to see this final release! Incase this is your first time hearing of OSMC, Open Source Media Center (also known as OSMC), was founded in 2014 and is a free and […]
This is a fantastic infographic I spotted today while surfing the web. It teaches you how to get started with your Raspberry Pi. Perfect for beginners!