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These builds turn simple buttons, lights, and displays into useful tools.

I already had a Raspberry Pi 4 for experiments and wanted to use it to replace my Apple TV 4K. So I flashed a fresh LibreELEC ...

This passive bird-call listener uses a Raspberry Pi 5, a USB mic, and an Inky e-ink display. Uses hand-curated 1800s ...

Build a Raspberry Pi offline translator easily with the Hat Plus. This streamlined setup replaces messy wires with a 640x480 ...

The Arduino part works via the Arduino sketch loader. When users press Upload in the Arduino IDE, the sketch is transferred ...

The WIZ850io compact network module takes the pain out of putting your IoT device on an Ethernet LAN. Learn how to attach the ...

Part neon sign, part fluid sculpture, the Liane 360 offers a seamless, full-circumference glow you can shape, hang, or wrap ...

Dyson's R3 Nurovi Spot+Scrub UV uses an ultraviolet LED to reveal hidden pet accidents and dried spills like a forensic ...

A map that was part of the zoning presentation by Oxide Development shows the three sites along and near 31st Street in the Strip District where the company proposes to build three companion ...

MIT researchers have developed an explainable AI system that reveals why autonomous vehicles make decisions, helping ...

A new paper-based design tool creates self-folding wearable sensors that conform to body shapes, offering a simple route ...