Do It Yourself

Chris Twomey has created a Raspberry Pi-powered weather display with a gorgeous dashboard complete with weather data and render of a local map based on your location.

Arnov Sharma has created a custom Raspberry Pi-powered handheld called PALPi with working hinges and custom PCBs for user input.

HalloSpaceBoy has created a Raspberry Pi Pico-powered handheld for gaming on the go—affectionally dubbed the PicoBoy.

Echo-Lalia has created a Pico-powered tarot card reader that picks cards based on EM Noise and sometimes has spooky glitches.

Alexander Rau has created a custom Raspberry Pi-powered cluster using Kubernetes with automated functions handled by Ansible.

Ben from Ben Makes Everything is using an old hard drive to power a DIY laser text projector with a little help from an Arduino.

Donsky has created a Raspberry Pi weather station project with lots of details on how to recreate it at home.

Richard with Break It Yourself has programmed his car to start automatically using a Raspberry Pi with Home Assistant when the morning is too chilly.

The Chonky Pocket computer mixes a RasPi with a 10 mechanical key chording keyboard, but the next version will probably be smaller.

Aesz14 is using a Raspberry Pi to power this 3D-printed Majora’s Mask prop and programmed it to flash LEDs to music in real-time.