Raspberry Pi

Use your smartphone to trigger the Raspberry Pi Camera Module 3 to take photos using a simple Python library and accompanying Android app.

Use the power of ChatGPT’s AI on the humble Raspberry Pi, all thanks to a clever Python library and a few lines of code.

The Raspberry Pi Camera Module 3 brings autofocus and HDR images to the oldest Raspberry Pi accessory and we show you how to take the best pictures with the latest camera.

Update Learn how to set up your own retro gaming machine powered by the Raspberry Pi 4 (or earlier) and RetroPie.

With just eight lines of Python code we can create an application to remove the background from many images.

With a little code we can use a Raspberry Pi Pico W and CircuitPython to grab the latest headlines and scroll them across a tiny OLED screen on our desktop.

The Arduino IDE 2.0 has been released, and what a release it is. We go through the new features and use it to create a fun project with the venerable Arduino Uno.

Just got your first Raspberry Pi and are wondering how to get started? Here's what you need to do.

A new Python module is designed to easily capture images and video in your code. Learn how to capture HD video, and create camera triggers for nature cameras.

Reuse your spare Raspberry Pi to add extra network access in your home, office, makerspace.

Invite your friends to play on a server that lives in your home.

If you're running a local server, having a consistent IP can be helpful. Make sure your Pi has the same IP every time you boot it.

By tweaking a few settings in Raspberry Pi imager, you can control your Pi over the network and will never need a screen.

Sharing code is how we learn, but we don’t want to share too much. In this how-to, we learn where to safely store our account credentials, and how to work with them.

The Raspberry Pi Pico W is mostly found powering maker projects, but in this how-to we use it to build an extremely low power web server.

Update From designing the robot to 3D printing we show you the tools and talk you through the steps to build a Raspberry Pi robot.

Harness the power of the $6 Raspberry Pi Pico W to create live data feeds

The versatile $6 Raspberry Pi Pico W is a cost-effective means to gather and transmit data. when used with MQTT, this data can go global.

Connecting the $6 Raspberry Pi Pico W to Twitter is a breeze using IFTTTs free service. In this how-to, we send live sensor data to Twitter using IFTTT and MicroPython.

Integrate the $6 Raspberry Pi Pico W into a web app with the help of Anvil and a little Python code.