Category: Raspberry Pi

Arduino's new Portenta HAT Carrier is designed to connect the Portenta X8 board to Raspberry Pi HAT add-ons, expanding its capabilities. Launched last year, the board is equipped with an NXP i.MX 8M Mini Arm Cortex-A53 quad-core processor runs a Linux distribution compliant with Arm...

The Dusun Pi4, powered by the Rockchip RK3568, is a high-performance Smart Hub Controller with a Quad-core CPU, Mali-G52 GPU, and a 1TOPs NPU. With its robust features and specifications, it can be considered an alternative to the Raspberry Pi. Previously we have covered many Rockchip...

The Portenta Hat Carrier is a new accessory that lets you use Raspberry Pi HATs with your Portenta mini-computer. With it, any Portenta device can easily be connected to Pi HATs, as well as to other peripherals like the Ethernet, microSD, and USB ports. The Portenta Hat Carrier is the...

Home Assistant Yellow is a cutting-edge home automation platform that revolutionizes the way smart devices around the home are managed and controlled. If you have been struggling with dealing with complex integrated home automation systems that sometimes leave you feeling exhausted and...

In an attempt to bring retro software to modern hardware, developer, and tinkerer Dmitry Grinberg has skillfully ported the once-beloved Palm OS 5 to a Raspberry Pi Pico, though with a few compromises. To any hardware enthusiast, the Raspberry Pi is known for its versatility,...

Raspberry Pi has released a new version of their Raspberry Pi OS and it comes with an updated set of software, packages, and tooling available to their users.  The new Raspberry Pi version 5 OS is based on the latest Debian Version 12 called “Bookworm”. The Debian 12 Bookworm is...

Rust developers looking for easier ways to turn a Raspberry Pi 4 into a Rust-powered USB gadget now have a powerful tool at their reach. Developer Sebastian Urban has released details on his new Rust library for USB gadget development on Linux. Sebastian, who claimed to have been...

Useful Sensors has launched the Tiny Code Reader, a small camera module with an RP2040 chip built specifically to read 2D QR codes. Price at $7.00, this board can be used in projects that involve QR codes. Useful Sensors' co-founder Pete Warden explains, It's designed to be a simple...