PMD Way Blog

Sandy Macdonald, equipped with a Raspberry Pi and BME280 pressure sensor, caught the shockwave coming from over 10,000 miles away.

Packed with features, this robust cyberdeck can pull down weather satellite data, search for active radios, and even pen-test a network

The controller was created by incorporating a Raspberry Pi Pico into the toy’s innards and remapping the buttons

Designed for complete authenticity, this Matrix-style animated gadget squeezes a 135x240 127-frame animated GIF into just 2MB.

Design includes five SATA ports, four Ethernet ports, two HDMI ports, up to four USB ports, RS-485 — and a real-time clock, too.

The Fritzmeter features a pair of analog gauges, driven by a Raspberry Pi, to display upload and download bandwidth information.

Designed to be robust yet luggable, this portable packs in two joysticks, a number of buttons, a mech keyboard — and a 12-hour battery.

Inspired by a certain animated butter-passing robot, this boxy beast flings sugar cubes at your cup from afar.

This over-the-top robotic golf caddy launches clubs (and drinks!) through the air to keep things interesting during your next round of golf.