Reading Time: 2 minutes The maker of this robotic waiter had almost all of the parts for this project just sat around collecting dust on a shelf. We’re delighted they decided to take the time to pick up the few extra bits they needed online, then take the extra hour (just an hour?!) to write a program in Python…… Continue reading Robotic waiter learning to serve drinks
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Raspberry Pi makes your retro analogue camera digital
Reading Time: 3 minutes Befinitiv has built a custom film cartridge, using a Raspberry Pi Zero W, that turned their gorgeous old analogue camera into a digital one, and enabled it to take digital photos, videos, and even wirelessly live stream to the Internet. A quick, simple build video for a smooth-running project The analogue camera they used in…… Continue reading Raspberry Pi makes your retro analogue camera digital
Mega six-screen cyberdeck
Reading Time: 3 minutes Holy cyberdecks! Redditor Holistech (aka Sören Gebbert) really leaned in to the “more is more” idiom when building this big orange cyberdeck using three Raspberry Pis. Why use just one screen to manipulate enemy cyberware and take down your cyberpunk foes, when you can have six? Rear view (keep reading for the big reveal) From…… Continue reading Mega six-screen cyberdeck
Collection of Raspberry Pi retro tech projects
Reading Time: 5 minutes During lockdown, Stuart (aka JamHamster) wanted to keep busy whilst between jobs, and ended up building a mini empire of rescued retro systems. Cassette tapes, Game Boys, and floppy disks were all among the treasures he reclaimed. Stuart calls this the “shelf of deceit” – where nothing is what it appears to be Cassette tape…… Continue reading Collection of Raspberry Pi retro tech projects
Translate dog barks with Raspberry Pi
Reading Time: 3 minutes I speak English. Super well. And I can read the rough, overall vibe of writing in French. I can also order beer and taxis in Spanish. Alas, my dog can do none of these things, and we are left in communication limbo. I try asking them (in English) why they’re so mean to that one…… Continue reading Translate dog barks with Raspberry Pi
Make your bike smart with Raspberry Pi
Reading Time: 3 minutes Maker keanuDav was always forgetting to turn on his bike lights when riding out in the dark. He also never knew how fast he was going, or how long his rides were. So he created a shareable smart bike that automatically turns the lights on or off and keeps track of where you’ve ridden. The…… Continue reading Make your bike smart with Raspberry Pi
Raspberry Pi Zero makes a xylophone play itself
Reading Time: 3 minutes When maker Stéphane (aka HalStar) set about building this self-playing xylophone, their goal was to learn more about robotics, and to get hands-on with some mechanical parts they had never used before, in this case solenoids. They also wanted to experiment with Raspberry Pi to build something that reflected their love of music. This automated…… Continue reading Raspberry Pi Zero makes a xylophone play itself
Raspberry Pi R2D2 console (plus tons of other Star Wars projects)
Reading Time: 3 minutes Diehard Nintendo and Star Wars fan electrouser301 is behind this customised R2D2 Raspberry Pi-powered console. Raspberry Pi 3 Model B is its brain, and a Nintendo GameCube was customised with spray paint and hand-cut stencils. A match made in a galaxy far, far away Unleash your inner child Telling the story of the build, electrouser301…… Continue reading Raspberry Pi R2D2 console (plus tons of other Star Wars projects)
Make a Raspberry Pi-powered BMO Adventure Time console
Reading Time: 2 minutes If you’re a fan of the animated TV series Adventure Time, you’re already excited and scrolling to see how you can build your own Be MOre (BMO) console. And if you’re not: BMO is Adventure Time main characters Finn’s and Jake’s sentient video game system-cum-roomate. See, you recognise it now, don’t you? OK, but what…… Continue reading Make a Raspberry Pi-powered BMO Adventure Time console
Shred through Guitar Hero with a Raspberry Pi-powered robot
Reading Time: 3 minutes Level up your Guitar Hero gaming with Nick O’Hara’s Jon Bot Jovi Guitar Hero robot. While Nick admits this is an expensive project (around $1000 to build), it’s something that was so “ridiculous, hilarious, and awesome” he felt he just needed to do it. While you’re not great at Guitar Hero, Nick, you ARE good at…… Continue reading Shred through Guitar Hero with a Raspberry Pi-powered robot
Raspberry Pi Pico-controlled model railroad
Reading Time: 2 minutes The Orient Express. The Flying Scotsman. Ivor the Engine. All juggernauts of the rail community, but none powered by our microcontroller and all, thus, inferior in our eyes. Raspberry Pi Pico has been used in cooler and more interesting ways every day since its launch in January this year, but this is the first time…… Continue reading Raspberry Pi Pico-controlled model railroad
Hide a huge arcade machine in plain sight with Raspberry Pi
Reading Time: 3 minutes Problem: I really want an arcade machine at home, but I don’t have the space for it. Solution: Build Alexandre Chappel’s giant two-player machine, which is sleek and hidden in plain sight on your wall. Subscribe to Alexandre’s YouTube channel Alexandre’s goal was to build something that looks like an ordinary piece of furniture, and…… Continue reading Hide a huge arcade machine in plain sight with Raspberry Pi
SleePi sounds alarm when Raspberry Pi detects sleepiness
Reading Time: 2 minutes SleePi is a real-time sleepiness detection and alert system developed especially for Raspberry Pi and our Raspberry Pi Camera Module 2 NoIR. Driver drowsiness detection was the original application for this project, and Raspberry Pi was chosen for it because it’s small enough to not obstruct a driver’s view and can be powered from a…… Continue reading SleePi sounds alarm when Raspberry Pi detects sleepiness
Raspberry Pi transforms old Wurlitzer into modern digital jukebox
Reading Time: 3 minutes It’s been a while since we saw a good jukebox retrofit project, so when we saw this old Wurlitzer transformed into a modern, all-in digital jukebox, we had to share it. Maker Marc Engrie’s cousin came across an old Wurlitzer on a local online second-hand store. The seller had imported it from the US and…… Continue reading Raspberry Pi transforms old Wurlitzer into modern digital jukebox