Raspberry Pi Projects

posted by Tux Machines on Jul 30, 2022

• Raspberry Pi 4 Drives Open Source MIDI Controller and Sequencer | Tom's Hardware

  If you’re looking for a cool Raspberry Pi project to jam out with this summer, take a close look at this open-source MIDI controller and sequencer created by maker and musician Niisse. It’s 100% driven by a Raspberry Pi 4 and features handmade modules that handle special effects as well as input controls for real-time jam sessions.

• Analogue OS v1.1 Update Now in Beta, Full Release by September

  Library, Memories, Game Boy Camera Support, and Spacewar!

• Alien-Themed Raspberry Pi Motion Tracker Monitors for Facehuggers | Tom's Hardware

  Bill O’Sullivan uses a Raspberry Pi to drive a custom Alien-themed motion tracking handheld that works using ultrasonic sensors.

• How to Connect Your Raspberry Pi Pico W to Twitter via IFTTT | Tom's Hardware

  Connecting the $6 Raspberry Pi Pico W to Twitter is a breeze using IFTTTs free service. In this how-to, we send live sensor data to Twitter using IFTTT and MicroPython.

• Unique Raspberry Pi Gaming Rig Uses Complex Shapes and Circular LCD Screens | Tom's Hardware

  Developer and woodworker Mw33212 has created another beautiful Pi-powered gaming rig—this time with two round LCD displays in a handmade tridiminished rhombicosidodecahedron-shaped case.

• Raspberry Pi Pico Emulates 6502 Computer and Runs Loderunner | Tom's Hardware

  Eric Badger is emulating the 8-bit 6502 computer on the Raspberry Pi Pico and demonstrates its ability to run Loderunner.

• Embedded Raspberry Pi Compute Module 4 KVM Card Offers Full Remote Control | Tom's Hardware

  Putting a computer inside a computer may seem like something Xzibit may have done in the early 2000s. But this awkwardly named Blicube BLiKVM PCIe (Pi CM4) is a PCIe card bearing a Raspberry Pi Compute Module 4