ARDUINO YUN REV.2 AND SR-201 RELAY CARD
We present an automation solution that provides the ability to control a series of relays, using the local wired Ethernet network. All driven by the new version of the Continue Reading
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We present an automation solution that provides the ability to control a series of relays, using the local wired Ethernet network. All driven by the new version of the Continue Reading
A 4Gbyte Raspberry Pi 4 is on order to see how it performs, but the cases were sold out. I was going to chase it around the desk uncovered, and Continue Reading
TensorFlow Lite Ported to Arduino – Hackster Blog (video) – TensorFlow Lite for Micro-controllers is a massively streamlined version of TensorFlow. Designed to be portable to “bare metal” systems, it Continue Reading
Scheduled vulnerability scanning can leave blind spots between scans leaving organizations vulnerable. In response to this problem, Microsoft has partnered with a number of enterprise customers to create a new Continue Reading
Oho, another fantastic video from KamuiCosplay!Well, I made my very first casual costume, Hipster Aloy, and it took me only one day! It was super fun and comfy to wear, Continue Reading
“I got my Pi in the post yesterday morning and I was desperately waiting until the end of the workday to get home and play with it! Took a few Continue Reading
With the help of cec-client (part of libcec), your Raspberry Pi can control a device that supports CEC, like a TV, connected via HDMI. You could power the TV on Continue Reading
M2M IOT’s $120 “GW-01” LoRaWAN gateway runs Linux on an Orange Pi Zero H2+ SBC coupled with an 8-channel LoRaWAN board. The GW-01 follows a similar GW-01 RPI add-on for Continue Reading
Film fans have come to expect blockbusters to deliver incredible wow moments. Commercial success often depends on highly anticipated, technically challenging animation scenes. But big-screen visuals aren’t always the result Continue Reading
The lead developer of Ubuntu MATE 18.04.2 for the Raspberry Pi 3, Martin Wimpress, has tweeted a photo of a Raspberry Pi 4, saying:”This should keep me occuPIed 4 a while.” Continue Reading