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UI Shenanigans #2

Lannis

Hello everyone! I have implemented some UI elements into my application. Before I delve into the features, I must first explain on how to run the code. All the code is available at https://github.com/lannisraurus/carbon-tools. Compilation First ...
- 16 Jun 2023
Measuring air quality with Raspberry Pi #4 - First measurements

deimosmuc

Over 16 hours the Raspberry PI together with the SPS30 fine dust sensor collected fine dust data from my apartment and garden and transferred it to my Thingspeak.com account. At Thingspeak the sensor data can be visualized on different graphs. The se...
- 16 Jun 2023
Blog #1 - Pi-Sense: A Raspberry Pi-based Environmental Monitoring System for Scientific Experiments

GabrielCuaFagiani

Introduction Problematic One of the most important factors in conducting scientific experiments is ensuring that the environmental conditions are stable and within the desired range. Changes in temperature, humidity, and other environmental factors c...
- 15 Jun 2023
Sci-Pi GPT - 3 Get Lucky with GPT4ALL

vlasov01

Experiments I've spent some time experimenting with different apps, which where build to run LLMs from the edge. As well I was learning about community and key contributors. One of such contributors is Georgi Gerganov (ggerganov). He is one ...
- 15 Jun 2023
Starting out! #1

Lannis

Hello everyone! I apologize in advance for the late notice, and I realize that time is short as of now... I have been struggling quite a bit with university and my finals... Nonetheless, I have been tinkering a bit with the raspberry pi! I managed to...
- 14 Jun 2023
Any Measurement to Pi - Blog #4: Preparing Raspberry Pi for Image Recognition & OCR

taifur

If you already read my previous blogs you know I am going to make a device using Raspberry Pi that will read the measurement from any digital display and convert it to text and number. That will be then used to integrate the measuring device like blo...
- 13 Jun 2023
Raspberry Pi Electronic Lab #3 - Oscilloscope + Logic analyzer

maxpowerr

Oscilloscope For my project, I decided to use a cheap Hantek 6022BE oscilloscope. This is a two-channel oscilloscope with a bandwidth of up to 20 MHz. The device is used in conjunction with a laptop computer and is connected via a USB 2.0 port. The s...
- 11 Jun 2023
Pollinator Pollster, Part 4: Audio Challenges and 3D Design

soldering.on

Pollinator Pollster (Powered by Pi) Welcome to the fourth blog post of this project. This week some big decisions have had to be made about the direction of the project following the discovery that support has been pulled for the machine learning pac...
- 11 Jun 2023
Fixing lots of problems blog #3

GustavoMorales

I really appreciated some comments made on my previous blog, which were very constructive, I started this project not from the beginning but now being aware of what can now happen if connecting directly with the rasp. The first steps were looking for...
- 9 Jun 2023
Portable Environmental Monitoring System: Blog#2 - Identifying The Hardware

meera_hussien

In this blog, we will identify the hardware needed to build this project. The core hardware of this project would be Raspberry Pi 4. The next hardware that we would look into is the power device. Since this is a portable monitoring system, it sh...
- 6 Jun 2023