The Pi Hut Blog

[...] The Big News Following April’s successful first Picademy, the Raspberry Pi Foundation have announced two further pairs of dates. They are: Following the success of the [...]

[...] that will help you choose the right case. Take a look here. Academy status The Raspberry Pi Foundation recently completed their 3rd Picademy (that’s a picture of the cohort above). To [...]

[...] moment! You can visit the artists’ blog to see more photographs of the jacket. Depth The Raspberry Pi Foundation has posted an explanation of a project carried out by Argon Design. They were given a [...]

[...] kind of 3D mapping technology to build up a 3D picture of the vent. Thanks to the the Raspberry Pi Foundation for this story which it covered on their blog. The post RPi Roundup – 27th October 2014 [...]

[...] a hashtag and then rolls two dice inside an ancient dice game using a motor. It then uses the camera module and OpenCV to detect what numbers are showing and tweets you back. You can read more on [...]

[...] up their photo booth project which uses a huge button to take photographs using the camera module then turns the pictures into an animated gif and posts it online. Read up on this [...]

[...] announced a worldwide competition. All you need to enter is a Raspberry Pi and either a camera module or a USB camera. More details, including how to enter, can be found on the Adafruit blog. [...]

[...] be attached to his cycle helmet. He uses the GPIO for a button and two LEDs and the camera module to take the video. Read how he did it here. Summer School For kids aged 10-14, there [...]

[...] how he does it here. Tutorial Corner Here’s a tutorial written by Liam Fraser of Linux User and Developer magazine. It teaches you how to set-up a Pi with a wifi dongle (that has [...]

[...] they saw there. Read the blog post here. Learn to code with Sonic Pi Rob Zwetsloot from Linux User & Developer has written a short tutorial on how to get going with Sonic Pi. It goes [...]

[...] , or a browser or smartphone. You can read more on his blog. Podcast Launch Ex-editor of Linux User and Developer magazine Russell Barnes recently went freelance and has, today, launched [...]

[...] to the projects you’re interested in and then just let it run. Rob Zwetsloot of Linux User has written up a tutorial that will guide you through installing the necessary software.  [...]

[...] Physics, has built a telescope, primarily out of 3D-printed parts, and used the Raspberry Pi camera module to take pictures through the lens. There’s a little more information on PiKon’s [...]

[...] breadboard). Read the tutorial here. Streamin’ Streaming video using your Raspberry Pi Camera Module (which is on sale at the moment – only £16!) has always been a bit of a [...]

[...] a look here. Stargazing Jippo has created some software which captures images from the Raspberry Pi camera module in a time-lapse to enable you to get great night-time pictures of moving objects such [...]