Hello everyone, I am a 30-year-old uncle who started learning programming, DF Maker Community ID: jd3096. I am fortunate to participate in DFRobot's call for Raspberry Pi project activities.
As a self-taught MicroPython learner for two and a half years, this is also my first attempt to use Raspberry Pi Pico for a project. I hope
Project Name: [Air Mouse][Gesture Control] BlueGo
Project Author: Geek Fantasy
I developed an ESP32 based “Air Mouse + Gesture Control” called BlueGo, which is even better than a mouse!
Let's scroll down to see its featured functions!
Function Demonstration, Hardware Description, Assembly Instructions,Design Diagram,Open Source Material Download, Conclusion
BlueGo can connect to mobile phones,tablets,TVs,computers via low-power Bluetooth, and perform air mouse, gesture interaction, and
Produced by | Zhixiang Open Class
Instructor | Yang Ruihuan, CTO of Xiaomi Intelligent
Editor | Wang Xin
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Introduction:
On October 17, the "Zhixiang Open Class" launched the second season of the computer vision application series, the third lecture themed "How to use vSLAM to help robots achieve precise navigation and obstacle avoidance in different scenarios," presented live by Yang Ruihuan, CTO of Xiaomi
This project uses an Arduino UNO board connected to the MAX30102 module (pulse oximeter and heart rate monitoring module), along with an OLED display and a buzzer for BPM measurement.
BPM stands for "beats per minute", which is about 65-75 for a normal person at rest, and may drop below this during sports activities. SpO2 indicates the oxygen saturation level, which is generally above 95% for a normal
The Raspberry Pi is currently the most popular single-board computer. You can use it in your DIY projects, or as a cost-effective system to learn programming, or for your convenience, run a streaming software on it as a streaming device.
You can do a lot with the Raspberry Pi, but it is
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Raspberry Pi is currently the most popular single-board computer. You can use it in your DIY projects or as a cost-effective system for learning coding, or utilize it as a streaming device for your convenience.
You can do a lot with Raspberry Pi, but it is not the ultimate solution for every geek. Some
In this issue of the original Raspberry Pi series, I will introduce my experience of using the Raspberry Pi as a desktop. Although it has been a long time, one must have a good experience to have some insights.
I currently use the
