Do It Yourself

OkuboHeavyindustries is using a QtPy board to track satellites in real-time as they pass by overhead.

N4MI0 is using a Raspberry Pi to power a Pepper’s Ghost effect betta fish project that looks like a fish in a bowl.

This research team is using Raspberry Pis to monitor glacier calving in Peru and Iceland using cameras to make 3D renders of glaciers.

Ultimate Robotics is taking robotic arms to the next level with this EMG-controlled robot arm featuring an Arduino.

Ken Van Hoeylandt has created a Raspberry Pi CM4-powered handheld he calls the Decktility that looks great and is totally mobile.

Naomi Pentrel has created a 3D printable Guardian from the Legend of Zelda: Breath of the Wild with a Raspberry Pi inside that can track people using machine learning.

Maker Billydent is using a Raspberry Pi Zero to power this lunar calendar gift using a Waveshare seven-color e-Ink display.

Adrian Cruceru is using a Raspberry Pi Pico to illuminate keyboard keys to help players learn songs by following the lights.

ThisIsTheNewSleeve has created a Raspberry Pi-powered writing computer called MUSE with a notably retro design.

Tristam has created a small, Raspberry Pi-powered travel router that uses OpenWRT to handle networking functions.