In this project, I wanted to create a surveillance video camera for my library, especially for one particular bookcase, to get notified when someone takes a book or organizes books differently. In that regard, I programmed a Raspberry Pi 3 Model B+ to capture the first-look thumbnail image and record a video with timestamp according…
Since the day I heard about and got to play with the Raspberry Pi one a few years ago I’ve wanted to make a Raspberry Pi powered laptop out of it and now with the rease of the Raspberry Pi three I’ve decided to finally see it through. Now this isn’t my first time…
If you are interested in linux-based laptops and you love DIY, you can’t miss this project! It’s a self-made laptop which uses a Raspberry Pi as core and Arduino Uno to check the battery status. Try to build it on your own and post the pictures below this post! #discover #invent #create #share More…
https://youtu.be/H7k1YApU0pg This post is the first of several image processing tutorials that are to follow. We take a closer look at the pixels that make up an image, learn how to install OpenCV on the Raspberry Pi (with a Raspberry Pi Camera) and we also write test scripts to capture an image and also carry…
Intellisaurus is intended for many skill levels. There is no soldering or programming required to build and play with it. With a little more in-depth involvement you can connect the AI hardware and enable Google Assistant or Alexa. Impress your friends with a smart speaker that also walks. If you consider yourself a true maker…
Congratulations on becoming a Raspberry Pi 4 explorer. We’re sure you’ll enjoy discovering a whole new world of computing and the chance to handcraft your own games, control your own robots and machines, and share your experiences with other Raspberry Pi fanatics. Getting started won’t take long: just corral all the bits and bobs on our checklist,…
You might have a baby/dog/hamster that you want to keep an eye on when you’re not there. We understand: they’re lovely, especially hamsters. Here’s how HackSpace magazine contributor Dr Andrew Lewis built a Raspberry Pi baby cam to watch over his small creatures… More info
If you’re experimenting with the Pi as a desktop replacement, want to enable a physical print output for a program or application suite you’re using, or otherwise want to enable traditional printing on your Pi, this tutorial is a straight shot from printerless to happy printing; there’s no previous printer-wrangling under Linux experience required….
Ntablet is an open-source tablet for developers to learn and program. As a portable tool, it gives not only convenience to your projects, but also help to create more innovative designs as what you imagine. With it, you can start programming and developing anywhere, you can freely DIY and control TV, air conditioner, curtain, light, and…
An accessible powered prosthetic — open-source and affordable. Simple, effective, assistive tech developed to accommodate continuous development. Brought to you by a bunch of hardworking undergraduates enamored with a vision of a future where robotics is widely used to improve the quality of life for all. While new technology endeavors are often profligate, our…
What to do with such a Lego collection? Digging through it to find Just the Right Piece can be frustrating, and bringing order to the chaos with manual sorting is just so impractical. How about putting some of those bricks to work with a machine-vision Lego sorter built from Lego? The main component of this…
In this project we will create a tiny wooden laptop. Useful, light and easily transportable, we will use a Raspberry Pi 3+ and a touchscreen. More info
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