Raspberry Pi Pico

Vlad Tomoiagă is running Linux with the help of a RISC-V emulator on the Raspberry Pi Pico microcontroller.

Stewart Watkiss is using a Raspberry Pi Pico to power his reaction game project which also doubles as a quiz button system.

1upKeyboards has released two new Raspberry Pi Pico mechanical keyboard kits to build the DIY ortholinear keyboard of your dreams.

Maker Glen Akins has repurposed an old aircraft tachometer into a CPU monitor that makes the dial respond to processor speeds.

When you need more breadboards, this project from Bolt Industries offers four large breadboards, variable power input, and quick references for popular microcontrollers.

Pinout.xyz has released a new command line-based GPIO pinout chart for the Raspberry Pi Pico microcontroller.

Tweaking the Raspberry Pi Pico's pinout to squeeze in more GPIO pins, Olimex's RP2040-PICO30 is designed to meet the needs for a retro computing project.

Breadcodes is using a Raspberry Pi Pico to emulate Game Boy functions for Pokémon and can even print images to an original Game Boy Printer.

Using the Raspberry Pi Pico to bridge the legacy connections from retro controllers, CTRLDock Classic SE enables real controllers for your retro gaming sessions.

The latest crowdfunder from SB Components sees the Raspberry Pi Pico W as the star of the show. Picoder is a kit to enable anyone to code and includes a series of live training sessions.