Category: Raspberry Pi

A month back, Seeed Studio dropped a spoiler on LinkedIn regarding their plan to launch yet another product for its XIAO series featuring Raspberry Pi’s first in-house silicon tape out RP2040 SoC. A couple of years back, Seeed Studio released its hardware in the XIAO series with one...

Sunlight readable display may not be a new concept for most developers working on the Raspberry Pi single-board computers. For those who do not know how it works, then as the name suggests, a sunlight-readable display operates in direct sunlight or harsh light conditions. Those working...

For real-time AI applications, it is important to process incoming data using a trained neural network model. For faster data processing, the introduction to AI inference at cloud did support many aspects, increasing efficiency, but the need to process the data at the end device has...

Powering the Raspberry Pi in battery-based applications is usually quite the hassle due to the high power consumption of the Pi and its sensitivity to voltage and current fluctuations. Guangzhou-based electronics manufacturer, PiSugar Kitchen, has over the past few years provided a...

Pimoroni last week launched the Tiny 2040, a new addition to its awesome, ever-growing list of microcontroller boards and accessories goodies for makers. Yea, I know, another development board based on everyone's current favorite microcontroller, the RP2040. Since the great guys at the...

Yet another development board featuring Raspberry Pi’s RP2040 SoC with WiFi capabilities. The Wio RP2040 Mini Development board by Seeed Studio comes in a smaller form factor for compact wireless applications. The powerful RP2040 SoC by Raspberry Pi and Seeed’s Studio’s WiFi...

Pimoroni Pico LiPo, powered by the RP2040 microcontroller, comes with 16MB of flash storage, USB-C port, Stemma QT/Qwiic connector, and built-in LiPo charging capability. It enhances the functionality of the Pico and ensures compatibility with existing Raspberry Pi Pico...

This impressive IPS display is 11.9" wide with 170° viewing angles and a capacitive 5-point touch display - great for all kinds of interesting projects displaying lots of data! The display has a 320x1480 resolution and supports generic HDMI inputs, meaning you can use this with...