I wanted a clock that never needed setting. Things escalated.

A Raspberry Pi, an Adafruit 7-segment display, a 3D printed case, some vibe coding—and we've got a forever-clock that never needs adjusting.
Circuit Digest

Quaddle Is an Open-Source Desk Robot That Can Move Omnidirectionally With Just 4 Servos

Petoi, the team behind the open-source Bittle and Nybble quadruped kits, has opened early access for its next robot, Quaddle. The company describes it as a four-servo quadruped capable of walking, ...

PSPi Mod Fits Raspberry Pi Compute Module 4 in PSP 1000

Revive a broken PSP 1000 with the open-source PSPi hardware mod. Swap old internal components for a Raspberry Pi CM4 to play ...

You can turn an old Android into a Raspberry Pi alternative - but know this first

With AI-driven RAM shortages pushing Raspberry Pi prices sky high, here's how to repurpose your old handset into a portable ...
Hackaday

Track Bird Visitors With A Raspberry Pi And A USB Mic

Avian Visitors is a lovely project by [Teddy Warner] that uses a Raspberry Pi and microphone to keep track of which birds ...
Hackaday

Scanning For Lifesigns With ESP32 And Raspberry Pi

It’s a sci-fi trope that you can ‘scan for life signs’ and detect if there are humans — or suspiciously human-shaped aliens — ...
PC Magazine

Don't Buy, DIY: 6 Fun Projects You Can Try With Your Raspberry Pi

To pull this off, you can use a Raspberry Pi board, a controller, a microSD card for storage, and a case to fit everything into. From there, you'll install the open-source RetroPie software onto your ...