Raspberry Pi Car Tutorial
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Prepare the following materials:
1) Raspberry Pi
The one I used is Raspberry Pi 3 model B, purchased for about 300 on Taobao.
Some notes on purchasing Raspberry Pi:
1) When purchasing, ask the seller whether
Recently, I've noticed that many friends want to try the soft routing system OpenWRT. Today, we're starting to update various posts related to soft routing!
What is a soft router?
A soft router refers to using a desktop or server with software to create a routing solution, mainly relying on software settings to achieve the functions of a router; while a hard router uses specialized hardware, including processors, power supplies, and embedded software, to provide predefined router functions.
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In simple terms, it
The screenshot tool on a computer seems like a basic tool that should be pre-installed on any operating system. However, there is nothing installed by default on the Raspberry Pi OS, so you have to find one yourself.
There are many screenshot tools in the Linux environment, but only a few are actually useful. There are many bugs in related software under the Wayland environment. Flameshot is good, but I have encountered
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Hello everyone, the PS5 hacking method introduced a few days ago has caught the attention of many friends. Due to the complicated steps, many friends have asked if there is a simpler method. In just a few days, a quick evolution has appeared online, so today we will provide you with a simpler tutorial.
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This article introduces how to complete a face detection project on Raspberry Pi using OpenCV and Python. The project not only describes the specific steps required to identify faces but also provides a lot of extended knowledge. Furthermore, this project does not require readers to have a detailed understanding of face recognition theory, making it easy for beginners to follow the steps.
Hardware: Raspberry Pi 3, Raspberry Pi Camera Module (PiCam)
Language and Libraries:
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I have resources shared by friends stored on a certain cloud, with issues like privacy security, slow upload & download speeds, etc.
First, unplug the Raspberry Pi's power supply to ensure it is powered off while connecting external devices. If you have the operating system installed on a microSD card, you can now insert it into the Raspberry Pi.
Next, plug in other external devices such as a mouse, keyboard, and monitor.
Finally, connect the power supply to the Raspberry Pi. When the Raspberry Pi powers
