On 10/10/2023, Debian Bookworm was released for the Raspberry Pi. This OS has a number of new features that improve the GUI as well as some behind the scenes improvements.
Read more →I was participating in a webinar recently and one of the attendees said that people are putting heatsinks on the wrong components on the RPi4 board. In particular, he said
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Here is our 2nd attempt at the design of a 3D printed base. While our first design was functional, it was too easy to break off the standoffs. So, for
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James Gloystein shared a project where he built a cool LAN-based remote control for the the speakers in his house using a RELAYplate. You can read all about it HERE.
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We were very excited to see the new HQ camera announcement from the Raspberry Pi Foundation last week. The first we did was purchase one from Chicago Electronic Distributors along
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There have already been a few reviews showing very pretty thermal images of the Raspberry Pi 4. While that's a quick way to collect approximate temperature data, we prefer to
Read more →Sometimes, it's hard to tell if you're dealing with a genius or a madman. And after talking to Vance Turner for the first time over two years ago, I wasn't
Read more →We were recently informed that one of our MOTORplates was used as component in a dual syringe pump designed at the University of California San Francisco. This open source project
Read more →Cigarbox Pi Introduction A few months ago, I saw a project where someone had put a Raspberry Pi in a cigar box. At the time, I thought it was a
Read more →The folks over at makeuseof have a great article on how to install and configure Nagios on your Raspberry Pi. If you're not familiar with Nagios, there's a brief tutorial on
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