Intel RealSense LiDAR camera
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If you are interested in learning more about setting up the MotionEye OS on the Raspberry Pi Zero, you’ll be pleased to know that over on the Hackster.io website BnBe Club has this week published a tutorial for beginners with full instructions on where to begin. motionEyeOS is a Linux distribution that turns a single-board […]
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theMIDInator MIDI controller has been created by Switch & Lever using an Arduino Mega with its 54 digital IO and 16 analog pins to provide a wealth of inputs enabling data to pass onto a digital audio workstation (DAW) to create the actual sound. Watch the overview video below to learn more about the project […]
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Bluetooth Low Energy Swiss-army knife or Btlejack is a small software client designed to be used with the BBC Micro:Bit mini PC and can be used with one or more devices running a dedicated firmware. Once installed you will be able to sniff, jam and hijack Bluetooth Low Energy devices. Current version of this tool […]
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Raspberry Pi enthusiast and maker Martin Mander has created an excellent Raspberry Pi weather station enclosed in an old Walkman tape player. Using a Raspberry Pi Zero together with a Pimoroni Unicorn HAT HD, which is the perfect size to be seen through the transparent door window of the tape player. Mander has removed the […]
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Raspberry Pi 4 mini PC owners looking for a robust fully featured case to protect their powerful pocket PC may be interested in the Argon ONE Raspberry Pi 4 case which is now available to purchase priced at just $25. Constructed from aluminium alloy and sporting with a polished grey finish the compact case allows […]
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A unique project has been created by maker Murtaza Tunio the form of a thermal typewriter which uses a thermal point-of-sale printer to allow you to capture your thoughts, ideas and notes any printed format. Created as an art project the thermal typewriter allows you to transform mechanical keystrokes into physical letters on a sheet […]
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If you need inspiration for your next Arduino project this rapid-fire Nerf sentry gun might be worth more investigation built by maker and 3D printing master, James Bruton. The Arduino powered Nerf blaster is capable of firing 10 dance at once and uses two BLDC-powered rollers to accelerate cartridges of 10 darts each. Check out […]
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Maker TeCoEd has created a fantastic little Internet of Things weather station using the Raspberry Pi Enviro+ pHAT which provides a wealth of environmental sensors together with a full-colour LCD display for your data. The Enviro+ pHAT can be purchased for about £45 and is specifically designed for environmental monitoring letting you measure air quality […]
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Electronic enthusiasts interested in building their very own glass circuit boards are sure to enjoy this tutorial created by Heliox in her recent video. The tutorial shows you how to create your very own glass substrate circuit boards at home, Heliox explains the process in her native French language but YouTube can also be used […]
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