Take the keyboard from the original IBM PC 5150 and hook it up to any computer with USB.

In this project, learn how to use CircuitPython to interface with a Tandy 1000 keyboard, or find principles to apply to other keyboards that have a clocked serial connection.

In this project, learn how to use CircuitPython to interface with a Commodore 16 keyboard, or find principles to apply to other keyboards that have a key matrix connection.

QMK is perhaps the best known open source keyboard firmware and now it works with boards based on the Raspberry Pi RP2040. Let's see what it can do!

Systems like Apple, Atari and Commodore wrote to the back of a floppy disk by flipping it over in the drive. Modern PC drives, when used together archival software like GreaseWeazle or FluxEngine need a modification before it's a viable option for reading both sides of that floppy.

3D print, assemble, and solder this desktop art lamp using LED strips. No code, no microcontrollers.

Use an Adafruit CLUE and Bluetooth to print to this thermal printer, no wires required.

CircuitPython 7's qrio module enables you to scan and decode QR Codes.

Use the OV2640 Camera and Adafruit IO to create an online web camera

An OLED display unites with a Feather and some MX-style keys on a custom PCB to create a customizable calculator running CIrcuitPython!

See how to connect parallel cameras to supported CircuitPython boards

Learn how to install the TinyUF2 bootloader on NXP i.MX RT10xx microcontrollers, including the Metro M7 RT1011, no special hardware required.

Enter the beautiful world of Circuit Sculpture with this short project powered by CircuitPython.

Through CircuitPython examples, learn about the capabilities of the RP2040's Programmable Input/Output block (PIO).

Not only a cool hack, this gude will also introduce you to using the PIO peripheral with CircuitPython.