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359

Build a Raspberry Pi Time-Lapse Camera

By Don Wilcher

Capture time in motion with a Raspberry Pi time-lapse camera: Step-by-step guide to building your own setup. Capture the world in motion!

PROJECT
322

PiPyPirate Radio

By Adafruit Industries

Broadcast tunes on old skool FM.

PROJECT
712

A Simple Raspberry Pi IoT Clock Using Kiosk Mode

By Nate_Larson

Use a Pimoroni HyperPixel display and a Raspberry Pi to easily create a customizable, web based clock that never requires you to set the time.

PROJECT
204

Assembling your Picade Console

By Pimoroni

Picade Console will take around an hour to build. A large table with a soft covering is an ideal build space. All you’ll need is a Phillips screwdriver and a pair of hands.

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132

Setting up the Software on your Picade

By Pimoroni

This tutorial will guide you through how to set up the software side of your Picade.

PROJECT
64

How to use the Adafruit FadeCandy for LED Control

By Don Johanneck

Make a custom breakout board for FadeCandy using Digi-Key’s PCB Builder tool

PROJECT
67

CompuCanvas 101 - Transitions

By Adafruit Industries

I'll walk you through the process of constructing a CompuCanvas type system, designing characters and scenes on canvas using functional computer systems.

PROJECT
423

Arduino LoRa Weather Sensor

By ShawnHymel

Use an Arduino to read temperature, humidity, and pressure data from a BME280 and send it over a simple LoRa connection to a Raspberry Pi server.

PROJECT
117

Simple Raspberry Pi IIoT Server

By Maker.io Staff

The Industrial Internet of Things (IIoT) is the future of manufacturing. This project adds a Raspberry Pi IIoT server to our previous project.

PROJECT
282

How to Build a Photon MQTT Logger

By Maker.io Staff

The Photon dev board can be used to create a quick MQTT data logger with nothing more than a cloud interface and a dash of Python Programming.

PROJECT
142

Qwiic UV Sensor (VEML6075) Hookup Guide

By Sparkfun Electronics

The VEML6075 is SparkFun’s latest UV sensing solution.

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1,024

Send and Receive Messages to your IoT Devices using MQTT

By Sparkfun Electronics

In this tutorial, you’ll learn everything you need to know about the MQTT messaging protocol, why you would want to use it, and how it’s implemented.