Dmytro Panin's Solar System Clock Does All Its Orbital Calculations on a Raspberry Pi RP2040
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.
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This Raspberry Pi-Powered Device Ensures That You Always Win at Scrabble
Scrabble is a game that is hard for a computer to play, which is what makes this DIY computer vision system so impressive.Read now -
A Wireless Controller for Your Zoom Meetings
Andy Lustig's Zoom Controller uses an ESP32 to connect to your computer over Bluetooth and emulate the default keyboard shortcuts.Read now -
Mr Innovative made an automated machine to cut four different colors of wires
Build an interesting Arduino-powered wire dispenserRead now -
Hayri Uygur's Retro Clock Swaps His "Obsession" with OLEDs for a Vintage Bubble LED Display
Built around a pair of HPDL1414 display modules, this battery-powered retro clock fits in the palm of your hand.Read now -
BeachBot Removes Cigarette Butts From the Beach
This mobile, beach-cleaning machine can spot cigarette butts, pluck them out of the sand, and dispose of them in a safe bin.Read now -
Arduino-powered pinewood derby car scale measures center of gravity
Weight and measure the center of gravity with these Arduino-powered scalesRead now -
A Compact Bluetooth Voltage and Current Monitor
This wireless measurement device allows for remote monitoring and data collectionRead now -
This DIY Version of the Classic LEGO Computer/Console Actually Works!
Dyoramic's 3D-printed LEGO console runs on an ESP32 MCU and features four different modes.Read now
