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Using the ProtoShield as a converter, this clever project builds a CircuitPython-compatible Arduino Uno-like board from a Raspberry Pi Pico.

With nothing more than a low-cost RP2040 dev board and a microphone, you too can build an on-device smoke alarm audio monitor.

Based on an older Arduino project, this waveform generator shows just how powerful the $4 Raspberry Pi Pico can be.

Clever PCB design means the board can be flipped for right- or left-hand use, and support for add-on devices is promised.

Designed to make the most of the RP2040 microcontroller, this clever compact keyboard includes a rotary encoder and two expansion ports.

This stunning Raspberry Pi Pico macro keyboard features 17 keys, two encoders, an IPS screen, and a 3D-printed enclosure.

Adding a real-time clock and display to the Raspberry Pi Pico, this unusual clock keeps track of where each planet is in its orbit.

Redditor EnviousMedia developed this Pico clone to practice PCB design and replaced the micro USB port with a USB-C port.