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A big bang update for TensorFlow Lite for Microcontrollers
It might seem that all the excitement around machine learning right now is around generative AI, and the new generation of large language models (LLMs). But sometimes you should take a step back, and...
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What did computer engineering students at Cornell make with RP2040 last term?
We first made friends with Hunter Adams, a lecturer in Electrical and Computer Engineering at Cornell University, when he got in touch at the end of 2022. He dropped us a line to let us know he had...
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Raspberry Pi powers first driverless car in Formula SAE Brazil competition
Team Ampera pushed through various prototypes before creating a Raspberry Pi-powered car capable of navigating the Formula SAE Brazil track completely autonomously. I’ll drive myself thank you very...
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MacQuadra PiSCSI | #MagPiMonday
Reviving a beloved Apple Mac with a view to retro gaming led one computing fan to embrace Raspberry Pi-based emulation, learns Rosie Hattersley. Happy #MagPiMonday! The Raspberry PiSCSI emulator...
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We made something massive and strange for the Pi Towers lobby
We wanted a big project for the lobby at Pi Towers: something large and visually impactful. Our Maker in Residence Toby Roberts was inspired by Alex’s (aka SuperMakeSomething) NeoPixel LED mirror, and...
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Raspberry Pi Pico feeds Píkíta the chihuahua twice a day
Riciery Penques’s chihuahua Píkíta needs feeding twice a day and, from the looks of how she’s wearing the heck out of that heart print onesie, I would not want to mess with her schedule. So as to...
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HackSpace magazine meets VEEB Projects
For a small mountainous country divided between Italian, French and German [and Latin] speakers, Switzerland punches well above its weight in terms of design. Univers, Frutiger, and the mighty...
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Watch NE-5, the Raspberry Pi-powered robot, on TV
Maker Keegan Neave turned his Johnny 5 homage into a TV star. Meet NE-5, the Raspberry Pi-powered robot. Keegan’s official title is Creative Technologist, but it’s open source robotics he loves the...
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How to use the real-time clock functionality in Raspberry Pi 5 | #MagPiMonday
In the latest issue of The MagPi, Alasdair Allan shows you how to use the real-time clock (RTC) functionality in Raspberry Pi 5. Happy #MagPiMonday! The RTC battery features a lithium-manganese...
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Flipper’s new Video Game Module is powered by Raspberry Pi
Our friends at Flipper Devices have made a fantastic new video game accessory for their popular Flipper Zero. It turns your Flipper into a mini games console, adding device UI output to TV, motion...
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