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Getting Started with Inky Impression
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683

Getting Started with Inky Impression

By Pimoroni

Learn how to install and get started with Inky Impression.

PROJECT
1,481

Tracking the ISS with an LED Display

By Ramaditya Kotha

Build a vibrant ISS tracker with an ESP32-based Matrix Portal, LED display, and Python code that fetches real-time coordinates.

PROJECT
396

Getting Started with Home Automation

By Pimoroni

A beginner friendly introduction to home automation and our new smart home range.

PROJECT
493

Connected Audio-based Threat Detection on Raspberry Pi

By Maker.io Staff

Build a smart audio threat detection system with Raspberry Pi and a USB microphone, processing sound locally for privacy-focused home security.

PROJECT
74

Assembling Picade Max (4/4)

By Pimoroni

Learn how to assemble and set up Picade Max!

Introducing the Raspberry Pi 500: A Leap in All-in-One Computing
BLOG
1,134

Introducing the Raspberry Pi 500: A Leap in All-in-One Computing

By Travis Foss

Discover the Raspberry Pi 500, a powerful all-in-one computer in a keyboard. Explore specs, GPIO upgrades, and its perfect pair—the Pi Monitor.

PROJECT
1,190

Assembling Picade Max (3/4)

By Pimoroni

Learn how to assemble and set up Picade Max!

PROJECT
2,948

High-Speed Raspberry Pi 5 Mini NAS

By Maker.io Staff

Create a budget-friendly DIY home network storage system using Raspberry Pi 5, NVMe SSDs, and RAID configurations for enhanced reliability.

PROJECT
47

Assembling Picade Max (2/4)

By Pimoroni

Learn how to assemble and set up Picade Max!

PROJECT
75

Assembling Picade Max (1/4)

By Pimoroni

Learn how to assemble and set up Picade Max!

Customizing an Object Detection Model on Your Raspberry Pi
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1,020

Customizing an Object Detection Model on Your Raspberry Pi

By Ramaditya Kotha

Step-by-step guide to easily retrain custom object detection models on your Raspberry Pi with Mediapipe.

PROJECT
389

Getting Started with NVMe Base Duo for Raspberry Pi 5

By Pimoroni

NVMe Base Duo lets you connect up two large NVMe solid state drives (SSD) to the PCIe (that's 'Peripheral Component Interconnect Express') connector on Raspberry Pi 5 for oodles of fast storage.