Raspberry Pi Products Archives - Page 16 of 73

Sign language translation glasses

Making signed communication more accessible

Ashley Whittaker - 1st May 2024
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New memory variants for the Raspberry Pi Compute Module family

New SDRAM options for Compute Module 4S

Dave Lee - 24th Apr 2024
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Puttr: a chic indoor putting practice green powered by Pi

Rain-free, course-fee-free, and other-golfer-free putting practice

Ashley Whittaker - 19th Apr 2024
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Dice Master 2000 allows visually impaired gamers to keep playing

Keeping gaming accessible

Ashley Whittaker - 18th Apr 2024
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Robot Etch A Sketch

For those of us who skipped art class

Ashley Whittaker - 17th Apr 2024
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RP2040 controls 60 LEDs to tell the time on this wristwatch

Who needs numbers when you've got LEDs?

Ashley Whittaker - 16th Apr 2024
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DIY in-car entertainment display

Familiarise yourself with local laws about driving distractions

Ashley Whittaker - 11th Apr 2024
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Wooden internet kitchen radio powered by Raspberry Pi 4 and a DigiAMP+ HAT

Where do people pick up woodworking skills like this?

Ashley Whittaker - 10th Apr 2024
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Ichigo Jam: a learning platform based around Raspberry Pi Pico

Ichigo means strawberry in Japanese

Ashley Whittaker - 9th Apr 2024
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Raspberry Pi Zero 2 W revives iconic red telephone | #MagPiMonday

This, kids, is what we call a "rotary phone"

David Crookes - 8th Apr 2024
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$The image shows a disassembled vintage rotary telephone. The internal components, including the wiring and circuitry, are exposed, and the red receiver is disconnected. The telephone features: A beige base with visible signs of wear and aging. A clear plastic rotary dial with numbers from 1 to 0 arranged in a circle. Two golden bells visible beneath the rotary dial. Various colorful wires and electronic components like resistors, capacitors, and a circuit board exposed above the dial. A red coiled cord connected to a modern USB adapter that seems out of place with the vintage design of the telephone. The red receiver is detached and lies beside the phone base; it has a classic design typical for older telephones. OCR Text: “DIAL 999 FOR FIRE POLICE AMBULANCE\nLeamington Spa 30599” !Rotary Dial Telephone This vintage phone evokes nostalgia and a sense of simpler times when rotary dials were the norm. The Leamington Spa number adds a touch of locality and history$

This wooden PC’s fan is driven by Raspberry Pi Pico

Wooden PCs run hot

Ashley Whittaker - 4th Apr 2024
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a Raspberry Pi computer module connected to a cooling fan, both laid out on a pink grid surface: The image shows a Raspberry Pi computer module and a black cooling fan placed on a pink surface with white grid lines. The Raspberry Pi is mounted on an elongated yellow circuit board with various electronic components visible. Red and black wires connect the Raspberry Pi to the cooling fan, indicating power supply or control connections. The cooling fan is black with seven blades and is encased in a square frame; it appears to be of standard design for electronic device cooling. The pink surface has white grid lines at regular intervals, resembling a cutting mat or workbench cover used in electronics or crafts

Mini Observatory | The MagPi #140

Let's go star gazing

Rosie Hattersley - 28th Mar 2024
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