Do It Yourself

Mr. Green’s Workshop is using a Raspberry Pi Pico to read BIOS POST codes on an old X86 firewall motherboard.

The_Old_Wolf is using Raspberry Pis to power these tiny Macintosh computers facsimiles with activity LEDs and safe shutdown features.

Tom Scott explores this incredible shrinking submarine simulator that uses our favorite SBC, the Raspberry Pi.

Nathan Ferguson and Alexander Calvert have created a quadruped robot from scratch called the Dingo that uses the Raspberry Pi.

Mo from That’s So Mo has turned a Harry Potter Nimbus 2000 broom prop into a working controller for flying in Hogwarts Legacy.

Tommy Joad is using a Raspberry Pi to power his autopilot system for his sailboat to automate trips across the sea.

Diyode has created a pair of night vision goggles using a Raspberry Pi with a cool HUD interface.

Nico Tangara has created a handheld camera powered by a Raspberry Pi that instantly outputs pictures to an e-Ink display.

Adnan Aga created a giant nose that detects objects and prints a poetic description of their odor on a receipt through one of the nostrils.

Diego Trujillo Pisanty is using a Raspberry Pi to power this blind camera that has no lens and relies on sound to generate an approximation of its surroundings for photos.