Collaborate Disseminate
Most Hackaday readers will know to some extent what lies inside their computer, even if this is only at a block diagram level listing the peripherals. But what is physically …read more Continue reading Raspberry Pi 5 Goes Under the X-ray
When someone gives you a crappy little toy keyboard, what can you do? Sadly plunk on the thing one note at a time? Well yes, but that’s not going to …read more Continue reading Pico Makes a So-So Keyboard Neat-O
Annoying though they can be, if you play any kind of instrument, you will definitely benefit from using a metronome. While many of them thock or otherwise tock, the VRRVRR …read more Continue reading Metronome Flashes and Vibrates To the Beat
There were many toy robots back in the 80s that were — frankly — underwhelming by today’s standards. Back then, any old thing that rolled around with some blinking lights …read more Continue reading Another OmniBot 2000 Upgrade
The Raspberry Pi line is full of capable compact computers, but they’ve never been the strongest in the bunch when it comes to graphical output. Nor have they been particularly …read more Continue reading The Raspberry Pi 5 Can Use External Graphics Cards Now
Not so long ago, “Magic Mirror” builds were all the rage, and we have to admit getting out daily reminders and newsfeeds on an LCD display sitting behind a partially …read more Continue reading Double-Dose of AI Turns Daily Tasks Into Works of Art
The folks at Raspberry Pi are riding on a bit of a wave at the moment, with the launch of the Pi 5 with its PCIe and RP1 peripheral chip, …read more Continue reading What It Takes To Make A Raspberry Pi Killer
The Yamaha DX7 was released in 1983, with its FM synthesis engine completely revolutionizing the electronic music world at the time. It didn’t come cheap, and still doesn’t today, but …read more Continue reading A Yamaha DX7 On A USB Dongle
Halloween may have come and gone for another year, but we’re still finding neat spooky projects lurking out on the Interwebs. Case in point, the Ghost Detector 9000 from [Jules]. …read more Continue reading The Ghost Detector 9000 Is a Fun Spirit-Chasing Game
Everyone loves sharing photos, and with most pictures being taken on smartphones now, digital frames are more convenient than finding a photo printer. [Wolfgang Ziegler] used an e-ink screen to …read more Continue reading A Colorful Take on the E-Ink Photo Frame