Raspberry Pi enthusiasts looking for a way to control the position of a camera, arm, pointer or similar may be interested in a new project published on the Hackster.io website this week by MJRoBot.
With modern technology, it is quite simple to create a complete home automation system, which allows you to control any type of load using your smartphone. This article helps you to design an IoT ...
September 11, 2015 Add as a preferred source on Google Add as a preferred source on Google If you’ve ever wanted to magically make something move with a wave of your hand, this Raspberry Pi project ...
Daughter boards for microcontroller systems, whether they are shields, hats, feathers, capes, or whatever, are a convenient way to add sensors and controllers. Well, most of the time they are until ...
We’ve seen plenty of surveillance cameras built from a Raspberry Pi, but MakeUseOf has a fun twist that also allows you to control the movement of the camera. This project uses a Raspberry Pi 2 or 3, ...
Raspberry Pi enthusiasts looking for a new project to keep them busy this weekend may be interested in this awesome Raspberry Pi seven segment analogue clock, powered by the Raspberry Pi 2 model B in ...
Thanks to Adafruit for flagging this one: a home-built (physical) virtual pet, using a Raspberry Pi. The Gadget Master Supreme is Will Cogley and as well as building the manoeuvrable device he is also ...
A hardware hacker has solved a problem of powering on 16 Mac minis in a rack, by using a Raspberry Pi to physically press each power switch. The Mac mini has been used in the past as a compact server, ...
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