However, if you do own a Raspberry Pi, you'll know of the red and green LED lights on the mini-computer's board. But what do these lights mean? Using a Raspberry Pi offers more delicate work than ...

like these network-operated Raspberry Pi-powered tally lights. A tally light is the light on a camera that lets the person being recorded know which camera is currently in use. Networking them all ...

Credit: Break It Yourself When it comes to custom Christmas light shows, there's no board better suited for the job than the Raspberry Pi. The community support and vast amount of open source ...

You can see its progress over the years on the YouTube channel. The light show is driven by a Raspberry Pi 4B connected to a Falcon 48V and Falcon F16V4 control board. Together, these boards ...

Otherwise, you'll need to have your computer turned on with the SSH terminal open all the time to keep the light show running. The premise of this Raspberry Pi-powered project is simple ...

[elad orbach] built a rig to perform such imaging using the humble Raspberry Pi. The project is built inside a dark box which keeps outside light from polluting the results. A camera is mounted at ...