Raspberry Pi projects come in all shapes and sizes, and some can even come in handy for the outdoors. If you like hiking, this project might be perfect.

If you’ve ever wanted a simple, automated way to schedule pet feeding reminders or alerts, the Pico 2 W can help. This project involves using a small servo to trigger a chute, latch, or gravity-fed ...

Sensors used in the Raspberry Pi temperature monitor project include the DSB18B20, DHT22, and Raspberry Pi Sense HAT. – DHT22 — This temperature and humidity sensor has temperature accuracy of ...

In this module, a waterproof temperature sensor is used to measure the temperature and relay the measured temperature data to a Raspberry Pi. A software application implemented using the Python3 ...

The project is completely open source and based on a Raspberry Pi base station which connects to ESP32 based sensor nodes and online services to nicely present the data on a 7″ touch screen display.

First of all, I have a mental block when it comes to circuits for whatever reason. I can build my own computer, I built my own network in my house, and I'm ...

Raspberry Pi Pico Sense HAT sensors. SHT31 – The SHT31-DIS-B is a Humidity and Temperature Sensor builds on a new CMOSens® sensor chip that has increased intelligence, reliability ...

Raspberry Pi module with wireless connectivity or a Wi-Fi dongle attachment. A BME280 module for attaching pressure, temperature, and humidity sensor. A DS18B20 temperature probe with a one-meter ...

As you’d expect, you’ll need a couple of Raspberry Pis, a touch screen, a temperature sensor, a Raspberry Pi camera, and a pair of Wi-Fi dongles.

Anything that has GPIO and can talk to a temperature sensor is enough to build a thermostat. As you all know, ... The actual hardware is a Raspberry Pi 3 B+, booted over PXE, ...