This Large Raspberry Pi-Powered E Ink Calendar Ensures You'll Never Forget an Important Date Again
Designed to run without wires for 3-4 weeks, this smart calendar is a great low-power Internet of Things build.
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3D-Printed Raspberry Pi-Powered RFID Jukebox Brings Physicality to Spotify Streaming
This 3D-printed build is designed to improve accessibility by creating something more tangible than icons on a screen.Read now -
Vonmule's Metro Map Uses a Raspberry Pi, Python, and a Lot of Wires to Show Live Train Locations
Tying in to an API provided by the Chicago Transit Authority, this Python-powered map means you'll never miss your train again.Read now -
Jaryd Giesen's Giant Game Boy Color Turns RetroPie Into a Fully-Functional Oversized Wearable
Built around a Raspberry Pi Model B+ and a Raspberry Pi Pico, this 24" portable is hard on the shoulders but a sure-fire crowd pleaser.Read now -
Turn a Vintage TV Into a Digital Photo Frame
Democracity built their own digital photo frame in a pleasing package: a vintage portable TV.Read now -
Pumpkin Pi Follows Your Movement — Thanks to PIR Sensors and a Hidden Raspberry Pi
Caleb Lemoine has a relatively simple project that's sure to bring the scares this Halloween.Read now -
Washing Machine Phone Notification
This device detects the end of cycle wash and publishes a message via MQTT.Read now -
Sensors Embedded in Shoes Can Detect Parkinson’s Disease
The foot pressure-sensing insole was designed using a Raspberry Pi, a Himax WE-I Plus, and eight flexible sensors.Read now -
Guyrandy Jean-Gilles' Raspberry Pi Pico-Powered Automated Guitar Tuner Gets You Pitch-Perfect Fast
Picking pitches up with a microphone, this 3D-printed tool automatically tunes the guitar — and provides visible feedback, too.Read now
