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One of the most useful add-ons for the Raspberry Pi is the camera module. Here you’ll learn how to install and use the Raspberry Pi camera module. Read more

Tencent announced that it is allowing developers to use an open-source operating system to create an internet-of-things (IoT) projects that will allow Tencent to improve the performance of its IoT solutions and strengthen its foothold in the sector. Called “TencentOS tiny,” the operating system is lighter, requires fewer resources, and uses less energy compared with other major systems, according to a Tencent release. The company also said it hopes TencentOS... Read more

Iono Pi RTC an extremely versatile Input/Output module, based on Raspberry Pi, with an RTC (Real Time Clock) clock, a series of communication interfaces able of communicating with industrial automation systems. It consists of the Iono Pi board with RTC, the Raspberry Pi and the compatible “DIN-bar” container. It features several digital input and output […] Read more

via PiMyLifeUpThe bot we will be showing you how to write is rather simple in nature but can be adapted to being quite a powerful and versatile bot. The basics we will be explaining and showing you how to write is a simple bot that will connect into Twitch’s IRC (Internet Relay Chat) chat. Once connected the bot will continually receive all messages and scan for any that matches our... Read more

Minecraft is one of the most popular games of all time. It is a sandbox video game, which allows its players to explore infinite worlds and build everything from simple houses to massive skyscrapers. In this tutorial, we will walk you through the process of installing and configuring Minecraft Server on Raspberry Pi 3 or 4. Read more

There’s business deals gathering pace, an American trade body pushing for relaxed treatment of Huawei, ARM offering access to its R&D, a Raspberry Pi-powered IIoT gateway and Qualcomm buying out TDK’s interests in a 5G-related technology… This story continues at Most Read articles – Qualcomm 5G, ARM R&D, Raspberry Pi IIoT Or just coverage at Electronics Weekly Read more

from Kyelo Torres via hackaday.ioImagine having to run a life cycle test by hand! Boring! Don’t worry, this machine can automate that processes and all it takes is $150. I interned at a company that needed me to test the fatigue life of a component. Instead of testing the component by hand, I decided to make a machine that would automate the process for me!See project!Each Friday is PiDay here... Read more

via Raspberry Pi TutorialsSensors are necessary to detect the components of the air. These are used e.g. in smoke detectors. However, instructions for using these gas sensors at the Raspberry Pi are rare, which is why in this tutorial the general use of such MQ modules at the Raspberry Pi is shown. Thus, e.g. smoke detectors or air quality testers can be built. How to configure any MQ sensor and... Read more

Rad build + tutorial from instructables user frazermerrick.Perpetual Chimes is a set of augmented wind chimes that offer an escapist experience where your collaboration composes the soundscape. Since there is no wind indoors, the chimes require audience interaction to gently tap or waft them and encourage/nurture the hidden sounds within – triggering sounds as the chimes strike one another. Since the chimes make little acoustic noise – essentially they’re broken... Read more

Dávid Széll via hackaday.ioA few weeks back I got a functioning mini version of the popular UFO Catcher game (or Crane Game or Claw Machine). If you haven’t seen any yet, it is a simple arcade game, where after you insert a coin you have a limited time while you can control a claw to get a toy. The one I got is a very basic one: you have three handles... Read more