During winter cycling, it’s common to bundle up in thick clothing, wearing hats and scarves tightly. For example, like this. While this keeps you warm, it raises safety concerns – it becomes inconvenient to look back to see if there are vehicles or pedestrians approaching. If a car is accelerating and you happen to be … Read more
[Image]MAKER：SteveMann／译：趣无尽 Cherry我们这一款EyeTap智能眼镜，使用3D打印组件，内置光学微型显示器，微型摄像头和带wifi功能的树莓派ZeroW。具有电子记录功能（类似车载记录仪）和快照功能。以下是项目团队对该项目的说明。欢迎各位关注Ope…
In the process of developing machine learning, once the model has been trained, the next step is to perform model inference. Depending on the deployment environment, it can be divided into three types of scenarios: Edge Computing: Generally refers to mobile phones and embedded devices, performing inference directly on the device where the data is … Read more
Previously, I introduced the Radxa Zero 3W. If the Zero 3W aims to be a replacement for the Raspberry Pi Zero, the recent Radxa Rock 3C is designed to replace the Raspberry Pi 3B, offering better performance at a lower price. It is equipped with an RK3566 SoC, featuring a quad-core Cortex-A55 running at 1.6GHz, … Read more
I know there are many Maker friends interested in biology here, and this issue I want to recommend a practical equipment project, an interactive microscope assembled with Raspberry Pi, camera, CCTV lens, and a set of 3D printed brackets. It is low-cost and powerful, and it is time to replace the traditional elementary school experimental … Read more
Recently, if you want to buy a development board and want it to be cheaper, which one would you choose? If it were before, I would definitely recommend the Orange Pi Zero 3, which uses SoCs like Allwinner H618. However, as more development boards with the RK3566 chip have become available, the price of RK3566 … Read more
Introduction: The W in Zero W stands for Wireless, indicating that the Zero W module has wireless capabilities. This is the biggest difference between these two similar modules. Word Count: 1432, Estimated Reading Time: 2 minutes https://linux.cn/article-13799-1.htmlAuthor: Ankush DasTranslator: Ajiu The Raspberry Pi revolutionized computing ten years ago with its $25 mini computer. Over time, … Read more
When I was a child, I spent a lot of time playing “Splinter Cell”. This game often required sneaking around in shadows, where light and sound were essential for completing various tasks. The most impressive aspect of the game was the night vision goggles worn by the agent Sam Fisher. Therefore, I became fascinated with … Read more
In the previous issue, I introduced the FossaSat-1 satellite. Development boards that have been to space It is an open-source satellite based on Arduino, and this time I will introduce the CubeSat with minimum dimensions of 10x10x10cm. There are many satellites in the CubeSat format, possibly because the larger size allows for more functionalities, hence … Read more
Introduction The Raspberry Pi Zero multifunctional USB plug (Zero Quick Plug) works by connecting a USB plug to the test points on the back of the Raspberry Pi Zero, enabling the following potential functions! By plugging it into a computer’s USB port, you can connect to the Raspberry Pi Zero via USB Ethernet without needing … Read more