Raspberry Pi

Vito Plantamura has updated OnnxStream to support Stable Diffusion xl 1.0 and managed to get it running on a Raspberry Pi Zero 2.

This team is using a Raspberry Pi to track drones using sound, so they can be located even when out of sight.

CommunityFan89 uses a Raspberry Pi to power a photo booth for a wedding with special effects using a green screen.

The new Pi manages to squeeze more throughput out of Wi-Fi 5 than the Pi 4 did.

Pushing our Raspberry Pi 5 to the max we overclocked everything that we could see in order to get the best performance for no extra cash.

Adrian Cruceru has created a Raspberry Pi Pico-powered heart-shaped decoration made from 3D-printed hexagons that glows thanks to RGB LED strips.

A handful of stores already have the boards listed and some are taking pre-orders.

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Hazal Mestci is using a Raspberry Pi to trigger a tiny confetti cannon in a customizable project fit for your next party.

Diablo-World has created a Raspberry Pi-powered robot that has two wheels, two legs and can self-balance,

Maker Naveem uses a Raspberry Pi to drive his AI traffic monitor project built using a BrainChip Akida Dev Kit.

This Raspberry Pi generates images using Stable Diffusion based on text from news headlines and displays it on an e-Ink display.

Dmitry Grinberg is using a Raspberry Pi Pico to power his PalmOS project featuring a custom platform called rePalm.

Hide Seek is using a Raspberry Pi Pico to automate a custom watering system that can detect environmental details and trigger a water pump.

Ensar Karabudak is using a Raspberry Pi Pico to monitor air quality and transmit data from the sensor to Telegram.

Using Sunshine and Moonlight you can stream AAA games from your gaming PC to a Raspberry Pi.

Max Björverud has chosen the Raspberry Pi as the main board behind his interactive “Technoframes” project.

Paulsb is using two Raspberry Picos in this custom RC car project that features both a car and controller built from scratch.

The Ruiz brothers have created a Raspberry Pi tombstone project for Adafruit that’s totally spooky and fun to make.

Pimoroni's Pico Vision is a retro gaming development and digital video experimentation board for game developers and audio / visual artists