Hackster.io member Ahmed Oyenuga has this week published a new Raspberry Pi project to the website providing a quick guide on how to set up and run the pick-n-place web application on the Raspberry Pi ...

Early adopters of the Raspberry Pi are continuing to do interesting things with the little computer. Aerospace engineer algorhythmic has put together a remote controlled, roving surveillance vehicle ...

A few weeks ago [Jasper Ruben] built his cats a jumbo size hamster exercise wheel. They seemed to like it, so he decided to up the ante and upgrade it. The wheel now features a Raspberry Pi which can ...

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