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Light Painting with Raspberry Pi
Awesome photographic effects!
by Phillip Burgess
Light painting — a technique mixing photography with electronics — becomes astoundingly simple when Raspberry Pi is involved.
1,500 NeoPixel LED Curtain with Raspberry Pi and Fadecandy
Make Something Beautiful. And Bright. Really Bright.
by Phillip Burgess
What your new apartment really needs is an upgrade to that beaded curtain - why not liven it up with a massive 1,500-LED NeoPixel curtain? NeoPixels + Raspberry Pi + Fadecandy == AWESOME! This project will show you how you too can build this massive and enjoyable flexible display. If you're interested in any other kind of large-scale NeoPixel project, this guide will help with all your detailed questions with Phil Burgess' hard-earned tips and techniques.
NextBus transit clock for Raspberry Pi
Should I stay or should I go now?
by Phillip Burgess
For transit-bound people, NextBus — a free internet service providing arrival data for over 135 transit agencies — is a tremendous convenience. Knowing when a bus is due means less standing out in the rain…one can use that time inside to get a little extra work done, or finish that cup of coffee. Using the Raspberry Pi computer, we’ll create a dedicated NextBus “appliance” that informs at a glance.
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!