and other ways Pi can show up in the past. If you ever bought a fitted hat, you have had Pi on your head! You may have seen the number on the inside of the hat showing its size. If you are like me ...

Application-wise, you can use the Raspberry Pi in pretty much any project you can think of, from basic media servers to complex AI-powered robot arms. Then, there's the Raspberry Pi Zero ...

If you do some of your best incantations at a blinking cursor, this scratch-built Raspberry Pi Zero “Spellbook” laptop created by [Calvin] might be just what the apothecary ordered.

Start by screwing on the four stands for the HAT ... Pi as an Airplay receiver. This is not something that requires a Raspberry Pi 5, but works well on other Pi models too, such as the Raspberry ...

Of course, you could also replace the drive mechanism with something like an RC servo or other motor and it sounds like he has done this and plans to show it off in another video.

Youtuber and tech enthusiast Binh Pham has recently built a portable plug-and-play AI and LLM device housed in a USB stick called the LLMStick and built around a Raspberry Pi Zero W. This device ...

This includes old models, but not the Pi Zero, as these budget models lack Ethernet ports. An older full-size Pi is probably cheaper, easier, and more reliable than trying to add Ethernet to a Pi ...

The Raspberry Pi Pico SDK 2.1.1 has just been released with official 200 MHz clock support for the Raspberry Pi RP2040 MCU, several new boards mostly from Waveshare, but also one from Sparkfun, as ...

Despite its resemblance to a modified Pi Zero, it stands apart. Unlike other Raspberry Pi boards utilizing Broadcom CPUs, the Pico employs the in-house-designed RP2040 chip crafted by the Raspberry Pi ...