By Andrew Gregory. Posted
This glorious piece of work is a self-contained retro games emulator, lovingly crafted out of polished, shaped, and drilled aluminium. The buttons are custom-made, the joystick is custom-made, and it can be used either as an all-in-one gaming system or as a USB joystick. Naturally, there’s a Raspberry Pi at the heart of this device.
Making an RP2040 temperature sensor
Let’s explore adapting our RP2040 layout to make a simple weather station
Bangle.js 2 smartwatch review
Apps are delivered to the Bangle directly from a Web Bluetooth-capable browser
Universal remote control
Coloured buttons activate macro functions to select input sources
StoRPer robot
This project has been on Jo’s workbench for ages – we’re glad he’s finally got it out the door
IoT battery charger
You get an email or a text message to let you know that your battery is full
3D-printed marble clock
This clock is louder than thunder, and is thus unsuitable for bedroom use
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