Don’t you want to be the very best? Like no one ever was? Check out John Park‘s guide.
Ever get tired of spinning your JoyCon thumbstick endlessly to evolve Milcery into Alcremie in Pokémon Sword and Shield? Or get bored riding your Rotom bike in circles to speed up egg hatching? You can create a special Pokéball that is a programmable macro controller for your Nintendo Switch that’ll do it for you!
A barroom staple now in the palm of your hand. Uses sensors to ‘measure’ you’re excitement. The more excited you are the more in love? Ok, not hard science but fun for a flirtation or fight on the way home.
Excitement is measured with your galvanic skin response; or changes in the amount you sweat.
Full build guide from unkyulee on GitHub:
Dr. Love: is a business-card sized gadget to test if your partner is in love with you or just kind of meh. Simply place your fingers on Dr. Love, and it will reveal if neither of you, both of you, or just one of you is in love. Thankfully, it won’t spill the beans on which one of you is the lovesick puppy.
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Flat bed scanners have been a thing of the past for quite some time, for most folks. When high quality scans aren’t required, a phone can work just fine. Here’s another approach from Caelestis Workshop at Instructables!
Welcome to my project where i build a Raspberry Pi Document Scanner! Utilizing the Raspberry Pi 4b, the Pi Camera V2, and custom 3D-printed components, this guide will guide you through creating a functional document scanner. This device is equipped to capture high-resolution images and process documents for perspective correction and cropping, making it an ideal tool for a variety of digitizing tasks.
The ability to digitize documents efficiently holds vast importance in today’s digital-first environment, serving purposes ranging from personal archiving to reducing paper clutter and facilitating educational activities. Assembling this scanner yourself not only provides a cost-effective alternative to commercial scanners but also enriches your understanding of hardware integration, software development, and advanced image processing.
Museums are fine and dandy. What’s better than a building you an walk around in and see art? Art you can walk around inside. Large-scale outdoor installation pieces are just that! Light, gemoetry, and engineering come togeether in Sensorio, from HYBYCOZO. Here’s more from COLOSSAL:
Collaborative artists Yelena Filipchuk and Serge Beaulieu, who work as HYBYCOZO, explore light, geometry, and pattern in a new large-scale, immersive installation at Sensorio. The culmination of three years of research and development, DIMENSIONS invites visitors to wander around an “interstellar village” of striking metallic structures. During the day, sunlight glints off the gem-like facets, and at night, colorful lights illuminate each piece from within, casting elaborate shadows.
HYBYCOZO is known for creating remarkable, larger-than-life works that often incorporate textures and patterns derived from mathematics, science, and nature. For this installation, the duo also drew on their guiding interest in interconnectedness and fostering a sense of close-knit community.
The Adafruit Proto Tripler PiCowBell is intended to be treated like a mini solder-less proto plate to simplify programming and sensor or display connectivity for your Raspberry Pi Pico board. Reset button? Yes! STEMMA QT / Qwiic connector for fast I2C? Indeed. Battery with recharging and on/off switch? Affirmative. Built in NeoPixel? Bien sur! EYE SPI connector? Truly! All plug-and-play, so no soldering necessary when used with a Pico H or Pico WH? Here you go!
The Adafruit Proto Tripler PiCowbell guide has everything you need to get started with this PiCowbell. There’s pages for overview, pinouts, CircuitPython, Arduino and resources for download.
Read more at Adafruit Proto Tripler PiCowbell
Come see what the next generation of designers is working on at RISD’s annual thesis exhibition. Via Hyperallergic:
Celebrating the creativity RISD’s newest graduate alumni will bring to the world, the exhibition and accompanying digital publication includes work by students in Architecture, Ceramics, Design Engineering, Digital + Media, Furniture Design, Glass, Global Arts and Cultures, Graphic Design, Illustration, Industrial Design, Interior Architecture, Jewelry + Metalsmithing, Landscape Architecture, Painting, Photography, Printmaking, Sculpture, Teaching + Learning in Art + Design, and Textiles.
To view the artwork online, visit risdgrad.show.
And more from RISD and explore the show!
Every Tuesday is Art Tuesday here at Adafruit! Today we celebrate artists and makers from around the world who are designing innovative and creative works using technology, science, electronics and more. You can start your own career as an artist today with Adafruit’s conductive paints, art-related electronics kits, LEDs, wearables, 3D printers and more! Make your most imaginative designs come to life with our helpful tutorials from the Adafruit Learning System. And don’t forget to check in every Art Tuesday for more artistic inspiration here on the Adafruit Blog!
HackSpace Magazine Issue 78 features building of a custom game controller using an RP2040 microcontroller programmed in CircuitPython:
There’s a sizeable community of DIY keyboard makers who have created some excellent and hackable keyboard firmware. The one
that we’ll be using is called KMK, and it is based on CircuitPython.To use it, you first need to install CircuitPython on your Pico. To do this, head to circuitpython.org and download the latest version for Raspberry Pi Pico, then flash it to your device. You should find that when you plug in your Pico now, a USB drive
called ‘CircuitPython’ appears.
See the whole article in Issue 78 of HackSpace Magazine, pages 70-73.
Daniel Rozin – Contours
For over three decades Daniel Rozin has been exploring the mechanisms of reflection. The artist utilizes custom software and mechanical engineering to examine a range of materials that reflect the viewer’s image in real-time. For his tenth exhibition at the gallery, Contours, the artist turns his focus to the outline of the human form.
Rozin’s works often invite true-to-image reflection. Exhibited works in Contours shift away from rich appearance and towards the tension of delineated borders. Modern masters such as Pablo Picasso and Keith Haring celebrated the tension between line and area, inside and out, by implementing silhouettes and abstraction. Rozin presents four new pieces that approach the minimal side of reflection through the diverse materials of lenses, straps, carbon fiber tubing, and light.
bitforms gallery
131 Allen Street
New York, NY 10002
Opening reception: Thursday, June 6, 6 – 8 PM
Exhibition Dates: June 6 – August 3, 2024
Gallery hours: Thursday–Saturday, 11 AM – 6 PM
For the 2024 Biennial, the Whitney created a map that includes pins for historical Biennial moments:
The hidden history of the Biennial is everywhere and the Whitney mapped a snapshot. Select a pin on the map to learn more about historical Biennial moments—from real-life locations depicted in Biennial artworks to Biennial artists’ studios.
Tom’s Hardware shares how Audrey III utilizes Raspberry Pi and AI to tell you how its growing.
Using a Raspberry Pi to monitor plant-related metrics is nothing new, we’ve even configured a platform for our own plants to message us via Telegram using a Raspberry Pi Pico W. Today, we’re sharing a creation put together and shared by Redpepper known as Audrey III which has taken the idea of a talking Pi-powered plant to a new level. Audrey III is a totally interactive experience that lets you communicate verbally with the tomato plant.
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Can a Raspberry Pi 5 outperform a mini PC? Let’s find out! Here’s a compare and contrast from CNX-Software:
The Raspberry Pi 5 Arm SBC is now powerful enough to challenge some Intel systems in terms of performance, while Intel has made the Intel Alder Lake-N family, notably the Intel Processor N100, inexpensive and efficient enough to challenge Arm systems when it comes to price, form factor, and power consumption.
So we’ll try to match the Raspberry Pi 5 to typical Intel processor N100 mini PCs with a comparison of features/specifications, performance (benchmarks), and pricing with different use cases. That’s something I’ve been wanting to look into for a while but I was busy with reviews and other obligations (Hello, Mr. Taxman!), and this weekend I had some spare time to carry on the comparison.
RP2040-ETH-DVI-ZERO is a new Raspberry Pi RP2040 development board with DVI interface, Ethernet, and a TF card socket in a RasPi Zero form factor.
To demonstrate the board’s capabilities, Gavin created a project to display an Adafruit IO dashboard and follow-up any change. It can generate a 320*240 resolution image and output it to the monitor by expanding to 640*480(60Hz). It’s programmed in Arduino.
See more on the project page here.
In a recent attempt to declutter I realized the real value of CDs and DVDs. I could not give them away. Until there is a retro-resurgance, art projects are probably your best bet.
Tara Donavan has found a beautiful way to repurpose loads of discs. These architectural columns are 7-10 feet and made from thousands of discs. Sratagems is on view in NYC at PACE through Aug 16, 2024. Via Design Milk:
The podcast ‘Art Sense’ recently interviewed Donovan (the full episode is well worth a listen) where she made this comment towards the end of the engaging talk: “The older I get, the more I make invisible works.” Her humorous statement is surprisingly true about an unexpected (and difficult to photograph) element of these sculptures – for all the hundreds-of-thousands of CDs in the room, the sculptures are almost fully transparent at eye level. that effect is not just the result of a particular consideration in stacking design that invites as much air as possible within the structure, but also that CDs are almost completely transparent when viewed from the side! It’s something I’ve never noticed before about the material and a common gift of all Donovan’s work – through her very specific positioning and accumulations, she reveals totally new visual phenomena in materials I’ve seen a million times.
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We’ve got so much happening here at Adafruit that it’s not always easy to keep up! Don’t fret, we’ve got you covered. Each week we’ll be posting a handy round-up of what we’ve been up to, ranging from learn guides to blog articles, videos, and more.
A Nature Documentary on Your Cat, Made with Raspberry Pi
Those of us with cats can lose hours to watching our furry friends antics. At times we can feel as if we’re zoologists, observing some strange new animal for the first time. We can even imagine David Attenborough narrating the curious behavior of our cat. Now we don’t have to.
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Those of us with cats can lose hours to watching our furry friends antics. At times we can feel as if we’re zoologists, observing some strange new animal for the first time. We can even imagine David Attenborough narrating the curious behavior of our cat. Now we don’t have to. Here’s more from Yoko Li via Hackaday:
Detecting a cat with a raspberry pi and camera is one thing, but [Yoko Li]’s AI Raspberry Pi Cat Detection brings things entirely to another level by narrating your feline’s activities, nature documentary style…. “This feline exemplifies both the beauty and the peaceful nature of its kind. No email will be sent as the cat is not on the kitchen counter.”
Hard to believe that just a few years ago this cat detector tool was the bee’s knees in cat detection technology. Things have certainly come a long way. Interested? The GitHub repository has everything needed to roll your own and we highly recommend watching it in action in the video, embedded below.
Summer is coming and Kevin McAleer shared this video highlighting some fun Raspbery pi projects to tackle now that the school year is over!
Here are 5 fun Summer projects for Raspberry Pi that you have to try.
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The Raspberry Pi M.2 HAT+ is now out and enables connection of M.2 M-key peripherals, such as NVMe drives and AI accelerators, to a Raspberry Pi 5. It provides fast (up to 500 MB/s) data transfer to and from these peripherals, and is available to buy today, from Raspberry Pi’s network of Approved Resellers, priced at just $12.
A nice side-effect of launching of the M.2 HAT+ a bit later has been a profusion of third-party products, like the NVMe Base from our friends at Pimoroni. We want to make it easier to build high-quality PCIe accessories for Raspberry Pi 5, and so we’re publishing our schematics as a reference design. You can also browse our documentation for the M.2 HAT+.
Read all the details in the announcement post here.
The band that has inspired nightmarish games, tv shows and movies (and infinite actual nightmares) is finally hanging up the wires. Rumblings of Munch’s Make Believe Band‘s last set have been dragging on for a while now but plans are settled. Chuck E. Cheese will phase out the animatronic band
It isn’t shocking but it still feels like a loss. Chuck E. Cheese will focus more on digital media and screens at their locations moving forward. It’s too bad Boston Dynamics didn’t step in to help them update their bots to be a little more modern, and a little less creepy.
More from the New York Times:
For now, Munch’s Make Believe Band still performs every day at the Hicksville location, which sometimes hosts as many as 20 birthday parties on a weekend day, starting as early at 8 a.m. But by the end of the summer, the band will have played its last show there.
Then the band will be removed and replaced by a Jumbotron-size TV, more seating and a digital dance floor. (Chuck E. Cheese declined to say what will happen to the animatronic figures after they are removed from hundreds of locations across the country.)
For a brief moment Dublin and NYC were linked via the ‘Portals‘ project. The project is a really cool idea linking the two cities in real time with large circular screens .
Unfortunately, as of today, some folks made poor choices and the portal has been temporarily shut down. Hopefully they find a way to re-open shortly.
While open the Portal was quickly gaining buzz and crowds. More from the Smithsonian:
The newly installed “public technology sculptures”—collectively named “The Portal”—form an “unprecedented visual bridge between these two iconic cities,” according to a statement from the Flatiron NoMad Partnership, which presented the installation in collaboration with the Simons Foundation and New York City Department of Transportation Art Program.
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Today we celebrate the science fiction of Charles Yu and Ken Liu. Here’s more from the Hoboken Library:
The story focuses on a time machine repairmen and his relationship with his parents, one of whom disappeared and the other of whom has chosen to live in a time loop. Charles Yu parents were immigrants from Taiwan and some autobiographical details from Yu’s own life are used in the story.
Dead media litter the planet. VHS tapes, floppy discs, E.T. game cartridges, cassette tapes, and more can be found all over the world, transforming what was once a slice of the future into a smelly pile of the past. Some enterprising artists use these dead media to make something beautiful. Artist Tara Donovan has done just that with CDs. Here’s more from Colossal:
Because of their mirrored surfaces, the monumental sculptures catch and reflect light depending on the time of day and confront the viewer with the stunning weight of information. Donovan described the material in a recent interview:
“The silver CDs are commercial discs with music, movies, audiobooks, porn, Jesus, Celine Dion. Everything. The green are CDRs, so they’re recordable. They contain whatever people valued enough to put on them, whether it’s a Grateful Dead concert or a mix. The CD is the last quantifiable object of data that exists in the world. We moved from filing cabinets to clouds. These are relics of a very recent past. I remember when the CD became a thing, it was marketed as the future. They made “forever discs” which were gold. When you think about the amount of information that is in this room is staggering.”
Every Tuesday is Art Tuesday here at Adafruit! Today we celebrate artists and makers from around the world who are designing innovative and creative works using technology, science, electronics and more. You can start your own career as an artist today with Adafruit’s conductive paints, art-related electronics kits, LEDs, wearables, 3D printers and more! Make your most imaginative designs come to life with our helpful tutorials from the Adafruit Learning System. And don’t forget to check in every Art Tuesday for more artistic inspiration here on the Adafruit Blog!Carl Bugeja set a goal to make a baseball sized sphere jam-packed with as many LEDs as possible and by golly, what a success! Follow along on YouTube
BreadboardOS (BBOS) by Cavin McKinley is a firmware platform aimed at quick prototyping on Raspberry Pi Pico. BBOS was built around the following principles:
BreadboardOS is built on top of FreeRTOS, enabling fast integration of new functional blocks and allowing for task concurrency without breaking the base system. Existing knowledge of RTOS is not necessarily required.
Clovis Fritzen is entering the Hackaday business card contest with a novel design built using a Raspberry Pi Pico W.
The above image is of my project, which I already sent to PCB manufacturing. It features a Raspberry Pi Pico W (with Wi-Fi) to the right and a touch button in parallel with a mechanica switch for “wake up” functions. To the right there is a 6×6 charlieplexed LED display (using only 7 pins of Pi Pico) and a 0.96″ OLED yellow/blue display.
My plan is for the card to be in a “dormant” state where it will show time (hour and minutes) and temperature in binary on the LEDs, fetching such data from a web API. The OLED display will be displaying contact information.
When you press the touch button or the mechanical switch, the charlieplexed 6×6 LED display will probably show your e-mail (letter by letter). The OLED display will probably show more contact information in a “rolling” style.
See the design here, PCB files on GitHub and the hackaday.io page.
Ding dong! Hear that? It’s the PiCowbell ringing, letting you know that the new Adafruit PiCowbell OV5640 Camera Breakout is in stock. This is a quality OV5640 camera with a 5 Megapixel sensor element plus all the support circuitry you need to start taking pictures with your Pico or Pico W. You can grab raw RGB images for image analysis, or use the built-in JPEG encoding to save images to a microSD card.
The Adafruit PiCowbell Camera Breakout guide has everything you need to get started with this PiCowbell. There’s pages for overview, pinouts, CircuitPython, and resources for download.
Read more at Adafruit PiCowbell Camera Breakout
Kevin McAleer shared this video on Youtube! He Built a Fortune Telling Robot Based on Voltar from the movie Big
Join me as we learn how to build a fun interactive exhibit for Open Sauce 2024 in San Fransisco. This exhibit is powered by a Raspberry Pi 4, has an arcade button on the front and a Thermal printer to print out your fortunes.
via PiMyLifeUp
Forgejo is a self-hosted, lightweight Git service that offers many of the services and features you expect from cloud services like GitHub.
This particular software package is actually a fork off of the popular Gitea project. This fork was created after key changes in how Gitea was managed.
Being lightweight makes Forgejo an excellent solution for self-hosting your code repositories on your Raspberry Pi. It can easily run on the Pi’s limited hardware without consuming all the resources.
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Raspberry Pi released a beta version of their very own official remote access client for Raspberry Pi. Called Raspberry Pi Connect.
It’s often extremely useful to be able to access your Raspberry Pi’s desktop remotely. There are a number of technologies which can be used to do this, including VNC, and of course the X protocol itself. But they can be hard to configure, particularly when you are attempting to access a machine on a different local network; and of course with the transition to Wayland in Raspberry Pi OS Bookworm, classic X remote desktop support is no longer available.
We wanted to be able to provide you with this functionality with our usual “it just works” approach. Enter Raspberry Pi Connect.
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Of course you can bring AI and Raspberry Pi together! Here’s more from PiMyLifeUp:
Open Web UI (Formerly Ollama Web UI) is an open-source and self-hosted web interface for interacting with large language models… The idea of this project is to create an easy-to-use and friendly web interface that you can use to interact with the growing number of free and open LLMs such as Llama 3 and Phi3.
If you have ever used ChatGPT through your web browser, you will be very familiar with how Open WebUI works. Its interface is very similar and sports many of the features you would expect.
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Jeff Geerling shared the video on Youtube and the Raspberry pi blog has a great write up!
Compute Module 4 is running RetroPie inside a salvaged Game Gear handset, giving the user access to as many classic games as the innards of their machine will allow. Jeff explains in his build video that he could have used a Raspberry Pi Zero 2 W or a 3A+, which would draw less power but wouldn’t be quite as fast.
Jeff found a used, broken Game Gear handset online, and turned to John Maddison’s Zega Mame Boy, a Game Gear modding kit designed for use with Raspberry Pi, to help with the transformation. A smaller, more powerful audio board stepped in to improve the Game Gear’s sound. He also got a new screen and some fresh buttons from Hand Held Legend to disguise the battle scars from hours and hours of use in the handset’s previous life. I know from personal experience that your screen will get scratched if you throw your Game Boy at the wall every time you fail to complete the Bowser’s Castle level in Super Mario Bros.
Art conetest from the sharing project which focuses on technology and Science. Bruce Sterling on Tumblr shares:
The artworks nominated for the prize must follow the theme:
‘ALL-NATURAL’
curated by Share Festival artistic director Bruce Sterling and curator Jasmina Tešanović
The platform invites artists from all over the world to submit their works.
Call for entries open from 12 April 2024 to 9 June 2024
The six prize nominees will be announced in July 2024. The announcement will be published on our website: www.toshareproject.it
The winner will be announced during the Share Festival Opening,in Turin from 28 October to 3 November 2024 during the Turin Contemporary Art Week.
Every Tuesday is Art Tuesday here at Adafruit! Today we celebrate artists and makers from around the world who are designing innovative and creative works using technology, science, electronics and more. You can start your own career as an artist today with Adafruit’s conductive paints, art-related electronics kits, LEDs, wearables, 3D printers and more! Make your most imaginative designs come to life with our helpful tutorials from the Adafruit Learning System. And don’t forget to check in every Art Tuesday for more artistic inspiration here on the Adafruit Blog!
Gravity defying GIF art from Virartz:!
Every Tuesday is Art Tuesday here at Adafruit! Today we celebrate artists and makers from around the world who are designing innovative and creative works using technology, science, electronics and more. You can start your own career as an artist today with Adafruit’s conductive paints, art-related electronics kits, LEDs, wearables, 3D printers and more! Make your most imaginative designs come to life with our helpful tutorials from the Adafruit Learning System. And don’t forget to check in every Art Tuesday for more artistic inspiration here on the Adafruit Blog!
A Pi Pico and a PIR sensor module make up this simple burglar alarm. Shared by ROBO HUB on Instructables:
I have included all the step by step instruction on how to build this and also there is a working video and tutorial on this project given at the end of this post, Have a great build and suggestions for improvements are always welcome.
There are a ton of other fun Alarm projects on the Adafruit Learn System:
A Pi-powered PC for your pocket? Perfect!
via Tom’s Hardware
For most people in the world, the pocket PC concept became obsolete the moment smartphones became viable. And no, I don’t consider a smartphone to be a pocket PC in anything but the vaguest sense. But while it may not have widespread appeal anymore, the pocket PC form factor does still tickle the fancy of certain geeks. Because the consumer market doesn’t exist anymore, we geeks have to make our own pocket PCs. And it is hard to imagine a DIY design more tempting than Caleb Holloway’s T3rminal Raspberry Pi-based pocket PC.
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Raspberry Pi supply shortages have abated (for now). But, over the past few years, if you were looking for a Pi André Costa was there to help. The maker behind @rpilocator talks with MagPi:
The service we now know as rpilocator started off as cm4locator, with André coding it during a couple of days off. Initially it was private, and within a couple of days it had helped him locate – and buy – a Raspberry Pi Zero 2 W. Surprised at how easy it was, he decided to make a public version.
“I registered the domain on January 26 and spent a couple of hours a day after work adding more listings to be tracked,” André says. “On January 29 I pushed the website to a cloud service. Rpilocator was officially live but no one knew about it. I waited a day to make sure everything was working and I sent an email to Lee from leepspvideo and Jeff Geerling.”
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There are six new projects available in the ‘More web’ project where young people (I’m still young right?) can explore what JavaScript makes possible in web development. Via Raspberry pi
Modern web design has turned websites from static and boring walls of information into ways of providing fun and engaging experiences to the user. Our new ‘More web’ project path shows young creators how to add interaction and animation to a webpage through JavaScript code.
Why learn JavaScript?
As of 2024, JavaScript is the most popular programming language in the world. And it’s easy to see why when you look at its versatility and how it can be used to create dynamic and interactive content on websites. JavaScript lets you handle events and manipulate HTML and CSS so that you can build everything from simple animations, to forms that can be checked for missing or nonsensical answers. If you’ve ever seen a webpage continuously load more content when you reach the end, that’s JavaScript.
