132 Results for "keyboard"

Ticker on Raspberry Pi and WS2812B
Project by philingvo
Creating a LED Ticker on Raspberry Pi and WS2812B for outputting any kind of information, memorizing and learning languages
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Raspberry Eye
Project by genericsoma
Head-mounted computer with see-through display made from cheap or printed components
- 1.4k
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Portable Pen-Testing Hack Box
Project by muhammed
A light-weight, cheap, and portable PC for penetration-testers and ethical hackers.
- 6k
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Raspberry Pi Wearable
Project by jay-t
A wearable PC using a Raspberry Pi and a Vufine as the display.
- 2.1k
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mutantC v3 - modular and powerful handheld PC
Project by rahmanshaber
A Raspberry pi UMPC. An open platform device to use and fit your project .It is fully open-source hardware. So you can hack it as you wish
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Farm Sim Controller
Project by Tom
Creating a command arm for teaching kid about farming. Interfacing a joystick and touchscreen to farm sim 19.
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Flat CRT Cyberdeck
Project by BLANCHARD Jordan
A Cyberdeck computer with a cathode ray tube flat screen!
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Raspi GBPI
Project by Aaron Dominic Richmond
A raspberry pi stuffed inside the casing of an old gameboy.
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Tough Pi
Project by brettswann
Tough Pi, Raspberry Pi 2/3 7" display tough case.
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PUC: Personal Utility Cyberdeck
Project by Steve
PUC is a simple but versatile portable Computer. Running on a Raspberry Pi 3, it has all you need from a simple serial plug, to I2C and SPI.
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Wearable Computer Rig & Powerglove Mouse
Project by Scott S
Inspired by Martin Magnusson's wearable computer, I've refined the display, and modified a Nintendo Powerglove to be the complete interface!
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Easy RasPi configuration
Project by Peter Walsh
Allow customers to easily configure your RasPi product.
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Hudl Remot v2
Project by Dylan Turner
An open-source, $45, Raspberry Pi Pico-based replacement for the $200 hudl remotes.
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Psion x86
Project by Rune Kyndal
Psion 5, x86 Brain Transplant
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Fight Key
Project by Dylan Turner
A blue-switch hitbox running off the Raspberry Pi Pico
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