Category: Raspberry Pi

After the release of Raspberry Pi Zero in 2015 many projects have been built with it. Another exciting project built around the Raspberry Pi Zero is this full-fledged gaming device called the Pocket TinyPi. If you ever wanted to get your hands on some gaming on the go, the Pocket...

Introducing Project Fin, a carrier board designed for the Raspberry Pi Compute Module 3 Lite. It’s a carrier board that can run all the software that the Raspberry Pi can run, hardened for field deployment use cases, and adding some of the things we’ve seen our users needing the...

We have seen the massive ecosystem the Arduino has built and established over the last few years and this has made developing with Arduino quite leisurely. It is way easier to solve a programming issue or hardware issue with Arduino unlike other hardware boards mostly due to its...

Rasberry Pi and AI Combined Are the likes of AI and deep neural networks purely the realm of expert engineers, scientists and mathematicians? We don't think so, so we built a Raspberry Pi 3 Model B based object-identifying appliance, using an Intel Movidius, a Pmod HAT, a Pi camera...

Two years ago, we saw the announcement of the ever lovely Raspberry Pi 3 which packed a lot of improvements to the Raspberry Pi 2. But what about making it even better? Welcome the Raspberry Pi 3 big brother - The Raspberry Pi 3 Model B+ or just called the Raspberry Pi 3 B+ and guess...

The full diversity of Raspberry Pi software in the best guide you might have ever found. Raspbian is the main and basic software for RPi devices, officially supported by the Raspberry Pi Foundation. In fact, it is an operating system, based on Debian and optimized for Raspberry Pi...

After having grazed the maker's ecosystem in the year 2012, the Raspberry Pi has attracted a huge number of hobbyists and tinkerers all over the world. It has been the world's most popular single board computer and a close competitor to the Arduino since then. If you have never heard...

Use PiSupply's PaPiRus ePaper display to monitor your network with a Raspberry Pi. Over the past few days I have been converting my “Speedtest-cron” code to work on the PaPiRus from PiSupply. Whilst going over the code, I decided to start a new Git Repository and rename this...