The use of a Raspberry Pi acting as a network-connected conduit to a target board is very attractive. RPi’s are easy to source and very inexpensive. Combined with Segger’s J-Link utilities, including applications to handle GDB and SWO, then it may provide a good platform for taking many...
The goal of this project is to create a wireless access point using a Raspberry PI Zero W. The access point or AP (for short) will not need access to the internet. Instead it will provide a private (intranet) network that can be used for robot control, and sensor processing. We will ...
Image updates in this tutorial were validated on a Raspberry Pi B3 board. Register the device and get the connection string Add your device to the device registry in your IoT hub and get the connection string IoT Hub generates for the device. In the Azure portal, open the IoT hub page as...
Image updates in this tutorial were validated on a Raspberry Pi B3 board. Register the device and get the connection string Add your device to the device registry in your IoT hub and get the connection string IoT Hub generates for the device. In the Azure portal, open the IoT hub page as...
PicoMemcard allows you to build your own supercharged PSX Memory Card that can be connected to your computer via USB in order to transfer saves directly to/from your PSX. You can use it to repurpose broken/counterfeit Memory Cards creating a better one using only a Raspberry Pi Pico. ...
The project is written mostly in python and has been tested with a Raspberry Pi 3 (Pi Zero, Pi Zero W, Pi Zero 2W, Pi 2, Pi 3b+ and Pi 4 have also been validated). 32 and 64 bit version of raspbian have been used with the project. To use this project you would need to creat...
Using a Raspberry Pi to Remote Access a Windows Computer: In this guide I'm going to do my best to give you the most straightforward, step-by-step process to enable a Linux computer (In this case, a Raspberry Pi 3) running X-Windows to remotely control t
Introduction Raspberry Pi is a single-board small computer originally used as a tool to teach computer science to students. It has since grown in popularity due its compact size, low cost, modularity
In order to boot, the Raspberry Pi requires a bootable Linux image on an SD memory card. There is no hard drive for the computer. Instead, the 4 GB card stores the image that the computer runs when it is powered on. This SD memory card also acts as the storage for other applications...
Getting started meant hooking up a keyboard and mouse, finding a display I could use for a few days, and connecting the Raspberry Pi to the network. First, however, I would need to choose a device. With 12 Raspberry Pi devices to choose from, I opted for the best advantage with a Ras...