Maker and STEM News

Team Superior Tech has created what they call the Superior Boy which relies on our favorite microprocessor, the RP2040.

The Basics of the gpiod Module

Guy Dupont is using an ESP-32 to power this QR code-reading lunchbox that prints out restaurant menus.

Dmitry Grinberg is using a Raspberry Pi Pico to power his PalmOS project featuring a custom platform called rePalm.

The Ruiz brothers have created a Raspberry Pi tombstone project for Adafruit that’s totally spooky and fun to make.

Waveshare's RP2040-PiZero development board offers digital video output and programmable USB port for those wishing to code their latest retro gaming project

Bob from TheKeebProject has created an RP2040 PCB capable of running Doom inside a keyboard keycap.

Asus' latest SBC uses the NUC form factor rather than the Raspberry Pi's to gain a little more space for expansion.

Fingerpunch has made a beautiful set of PCBs for custom split ergonomic keyboards that rely on dual RP2040 processors.

SB Components has announced a smaller sized RP2040 based board with onboard USB C and castellations ready to embed the board in your next project.