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Raspberry Pi SelfieBlock
Observe your friends with this Selfie Block!
by Codingpro
Having a party? Don't want to purchase a $1000 dollar selfie program? Make your own! In this guide, I will teach you how to make a Minecraft observer block that takes selfies and uploads them to Dropbox!
Arm-based IoT Kit for Cloud IoT Core - Getting Started
Sensors, blinky things and code to get you connected to Google Cloud IoT Core and build end to end solutions.
by Matthew DuPuy
Everything you need to prototype an IoT device and connect it to Google IoT Core. This kit comprises a Raspberry Pi3, GPIO breakout cable, breadboard, cables and wealth of sensors and actuators. Google Cloud IoT Core is a fully managed service to easily and securely connect, manage, and ingest data from globally dispersed devices.
Read-Only Raspberry Pi
Avoid SD card corruption when powering off
by Phillip Burgess
Most microcontroller projects have an on/off switch or some quick way to cut power, while computers like the Raspberry Pi require an orderly shutdown procedure…otherwise the SD card may become corrupted and the system will no longer boot. But what if there was a way?
Ultimate Youtube Live Camera
Use a Raspberry Pi to stream directly to Youtube Live with the touch of a button!
by Daniel Davis
This is for all of you Youtube Live streaming fans out there! It's a dedicated Youtube live streaming camera! Just turn it on, click "stream", and watch it live stream! It uses a Raspberry Pi as the brains, a Raspicam as the vision, and an Adafruit 2.8" touchscreen as the interface.
Adafruit PiUART - USB Console and Power Add-on for Raspberry Pi
Power! Data! Pi Time!
by lady ada
The PiUART adds a MicroUSB to serial connection so you can use any serial port software to connect to the Pi's console. It plugs in and is fast and easy to add whenever you need to connect to your Pi. You can power your Pi through the microUSB port and then use the switch whenever you want to cut power, without having to unplug the cable.
Adafruit 128x64 OLED Bonnet for Raspberry Pi
A little monochrome OLED bonnet for yer Pi
by lady ada
If you'd like a compact display, with buttons and a joystick - we've got what you're looking for. The Adafruit 128x64 OLED Bonnet for Raspberry Pi is the big sister to our mini PiOLED add-on. This version has 128x64 pixels (instead of 128x32) and a much larger screen besides. With the OLED display in the center, we had some space on either side so we added a 5-way joystick and two pushbuttons. Great for when you want to have a control interface for your project.
Portable 5in Monitor with HDMI
3D Print Case for 5in Display
by Ruiz Brothers
Make a portable monitor for Raspberry Pi, computer or camera!
Wood Case for Raspberry Pi 3
Let's mill out some wood and acrylic!
by Ruiz Brothers
This is a wooden case with acrylic face plates for housing a Raspberry Pi 3.
Animated Snake Eyes Bonnet for Raspberry Pi
The world's most esoteric Pi accessory?
by Phillip Burgess
The Snake Eyes Bonnet is a Raspberry Pi accessory for driving two 128x128 pixel OLED or TFT LCD displays, and also provides four analog inputs for sensors. It's perfect for making cosplay masks, props, spooky sculptures for halloween, animatronics, robots...anything where you want to add a pair of animated eyes!
Raspberry Pi RGB LED Matrix Webapp
Control RGB LED panels from a Web application using Raspberry Pi.
by Roberto Marquez
The project shows how to setup a Web application to control RGB LED panels from Raspberry Pi. The Webapp uses an Adafruit RGB LED Matrix HAT and the rpi-rgb-led-matrix C++ library to drive the panels. The Web application is implemented using Java EE.
Adafruit Speaker Bonnet for Raspberry Pi
Turn it up!
by lady ada
This Bonnet uses I2S a digital sound standard, so you get really crisp audio. The digital data goes right into the amplifier so there's no static like you hear from the headphone jack. And it's super easy to get started. Just plug in any 4 to 8 ohm speakers, up to 3 Watts, run our installer script on any Raspberry Pi, reboot and you're ready to jam!
Adafruit GPS Hat in Windows IoT Core
Find yourself with Windows IoT Core
by Rick Lesniak
In this project, we'll show you how to use the Adafruit Ultimate GPS Hat with a Raspberry Pi running Windows IOT Core
Pi-Top Assembly
Finally, Cable Management and Portability for the Raspberry Pi
by Michael Sklar
The current generation of single board Linux machines offers an impressive amount of computer power in a tiny little space. Unfortunately, once the keyboard, mouse, display, power supplies and USB peripherals get connected up we are left with a mess of cables and hardware. Fortunately, the Pi-Top fixes the peripheral insanity and provides a 12-hour portable laptop! It's a win-win situation.
Getting Started With Windows IoT Core on Raspberry Pi
How we got up to speed!
by Rick Lesniak
There are lots of resources and tutorials on the web for getting started with Windows 10 IoT Core. But we thought it would be useful to document the process we went through to get up to speed with Win IoT on the Raspberry Pi.
3.5" PiTFT OctoPrint Rig
Turn your Raspberry Pi into a OctoPrint Rig!
by Ruiz Brothers
Slap a 3.5" PiTFT onto your Raspberry Pi to add an interface to your OctoPrint rig.
Resizing the Raspberry Pi Boot Partition
Long live Sneakernet!
by Phillip Burgess
Though the Raspberry Pi computer is eminently networkable, some projects still just work best by physically moving the SD card to a desktop system to exchange data…but normally only a small section of the card is accessible to Windows and Mac computers. This guide explains one way of making more space available to both the Pi and other systems.
Instant Camera using Raspberry Pi and Thermal Printer
Pixelated photo DIY chic
by Phillip Burgess
“Instant photography” with Polaroid cameras was a thing up through the 1990s until ubiquitous digital photography took hold. In this project, we’ll replicate that old-timey watching-the-picture-develop experience with a Raspberry Pi computer and a tiny thermal receipt printer.
Networked Thermal Printer using Raspberry Pi and CUPS
Thermal printer results like you’ve never seen…
by Phillip Burgess
Using CUPS — the Common Unix Printing System — turns a lowly thermal receipt printer into a graphic-printing powerhouse.
Monitor PiCam and temperature on a PiTFT via adafruit.io
Fun with a camera, temperature sensor, PiTFT, PyGame, and adafruit.io REST, MQTT and API calls.
by Jeremy Blythe
One Raspberry Pi outside on the deck sending snapshots and temperature data. A second Raspberry Pi somewhere else in the world receiving this data via adafruit.io and displaying it on a PiTFT.
Programming Microcontrollers using OpenOCD on a Raspberry Pi
Native GPIO bit twiddling your way to success
by lady ada
OpenOCD is great because its cross platform, open source, and has support for a vast number of chips & programmers. You can use OpenOCD with dongle-programmers such as J-Link and ST-Link or even an FTDI chip. But, if you have a spare Raspberry Pi (and who doesn't these days?) you can use it as a native OpenOCD programmer with just a few wires.
Raspberry Pi Pipboy 3000
Explore the apocalypse with a trusty Pi
by Ruiz Brothers
3D print a working Pipboy 3000 from Fallout 4
Speech Synthesis on the Raspberry Pi
Any text can be output as voice
by Mike Barela
Use the Festival and Flite applications with any version of the Raspberry Pi to speak text locally or from your favorite Internet source.
Raspberry Pi Pygame UI basics
Getting to grips with Pygame as a UI framework on the PiTFT
by Jeremy Blythe
This guide starts with the absolute basics to build user interfaces on the PiTFT in Pygame. It shows how to update the screen from a GPI. Then, in reverse, the touch screen is used to control a GPO. Next, a UI framework is introduced - this makes better looking interfaces and more elegant code. Finally, an analog input is used to control a gauge widget on the display.
PiGRRL 2
Make a portable Raspberry Pi 2 game console
by Ruiz Brothers
More buttons, more power and easier to build than the original PiGRRL!
Raspberry Pi Physical Dashboard
Build a dashboard to visualize data on LED displays and automotive gauges!
by Tony DiCola
Use a Raspberry Pi and Adafruit Motor HAT to control LED backpack displays and automotive stepper motor gauges built into a reusable dashboard. Great for monitoring anything you can imagine!
Simple Raspberry Pi Robot
Build a simple moving robot with a Raspberry Pi and Adafruit's excellent robot platform!
by Tony DiCola
Use a Raspberry Pi and Adafruit Motor HAT to control two DC motors that move a simple robot around using Python code. This is a great base for starting with a Pi robot project!
Raspberry Pi LED Matrix Display
Show the Pi's video output on a large RGB LED matrix display!
by Tony DiCola
Learn how to make a chain of RGB LED matrices into a large display that shows the video output of a Raspberry Pi. Great for playing games, movies, and more on a big, bright, beautiful display!
DotStar Pi Painter
Ultimate light-painting rig!
by Phillip Burgess
DotStar LED strips and the Raspberry Pi computer join forces for some of the smoothest, highest-resolution light painting you'll see anywhere!
Processing on the Raspberry Pi & PiTFT
How to run a Processing sketch on the Pi & PiTFT display.
by Tony DiCola
Learn how to install and run the latest version of the Processing creative coding environment. You can even display sketches on the PiTFT!
Cloud Cam: Internet-Connected Security Camera
Build a camera that detects motion and sends images to cloud services like Dropbox & Adafruit IO!
by Tony DiCola
Use a Raspberry Pi and Pi camera to build a small security camera that detects motion and saves images to Dropbox or Adafruit IO. With the NoIR camera and IR LEDs it can even see in the dark!