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Overclocking Raspberry Pi Pico 2

By Pimoroni

Adventures with dry ice and RP2350 - how fast can it go?

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Remote Control XRP Robot Through the Internet

By Aswin S Babu

Learn how to control your XRP robot from anywhere with MQTT, Flask, and Raspberry Pi using a Google Cloud-hosted server.

Raspberry Pi Pico 2 vs Original Pico: What’s New?

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Raspberry Pi Pico 2 vs Original Pico: What’s New?

By Travis Foss

Discover the enhanced performance and features of the new Pico 2 and compare Pico 2’s RP2350 microcontroller to the original RP2040.

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Making an Advanced Pico Drawing Robot Arm

By Kitronik Maker

In this blog we are going to cover how to improve on our Cardboard Pico Drawing Robot Arm.

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Hackaday Supercon 2023 Recap

By Travis Foss

Hackaday Supercon 2023 was a haven for makers! Explore the highlights, from workshops to talks and the jaw-dropping creations in the badge hacking ceremony.

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Getting Started with Raspberry Pi Pico

By Pimoroni

Learn how to set up your Pico, ready for Pimoroni addons.

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Bebop: A Quick Facial Recognition Robot for Maker Faire Rome

By Odd_Jayy (Jorvon Moss)

Discover how this quick, wearable facial recognition robot was created for ‎Maker Faire Rome. Explore the fusion of technology & artistry in this unique ‎creation.

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Installing CircuitPython on Keybow 2040 (or Pico RGB Keypad)

By Pimoroni

Learn how to install CircuitPython on your Keybow 2040 (or Pico RGB Keypad.)

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How To Create a CircuitPython Library

By Maker.io Staff

Create CircuitPython libraries with ease using Cookiecutter: Beginner's guide to streamlined development. Boost productivity and unleash creativity!

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Continuous Deployment Using Docker and Github Actions

By ShawnHymel

This tutorial demonstrates how to automatically build uf2 files for the Raspberry Pi Pico using continuous deployment with Docker and GitHub Actions

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Raspberry Pi Pico Space Mouse for OnShape CAD Design

By Travis Foss

I noticed that a lot of DIY space mouse builds are using Adafruit’s HID library to control the CAD commands, and it got me thinking, could I build a CAD ‎Keypad?