All items tagged with Elektor TV and Raspberry Pi (58)

| For your IoT experiments, if you want to connect many wireless sensors to your home automation system for example, you need a long range wir...

| The pi-top [4] is a robust educational computer intended for makers, and especially young makers better known as children. Based on a Raspbe...

| Pixy2 is an artificial vision sensor for rapid recognition of moving shapes and colours. It follows objects at a rate of 60 images per seco...

| Although we usually expect them to surprise us, the British know how to make a grand announcement. Even their most anticipated surprises rem...

| The word LiDAR, the ‘Li’ meaning ‘light’ indicates a device for optoelectronic echolocation. Instead of radio frequencies, the Lidar transmi...

| A PiCAN 2 HAT provides your Raspberry Pi with full CAN-Bus capability: CAN v2.0B at 1 Mb/s and high-speed (10 MHz) SPI Interface. It uses th...

| The RPi doesn't actually need a push to boost its popularity. Nevertheless, this new way of providing a plug-and-play setup for this platfor...

| Mr. Beekhuyzen talks here of his experience, as an expert, with the production of quality digital audio with the S/PDIF DigiOne audio card,...

| Among the many HAT accessories available for the Raspberry Pi, the Uninterruptable Power Supply aptly called PiJuice is a remarkable one. By...

| In an interview with Jan Buiting, Eben Upton explains: “If you can make a device that will withstand a child’s bedroom, it will certainly wi...