Articles by Andrew Gregory

Mermaid in the shell

Satin and real freshwater pearls complete the look for the mermaid who needs root access in style

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Sequino clock

This tricky build was inspired by a child’s t-shirt

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Use a robot to build a robot

This glorious, (mostly) 3D printed robot has six degrees of freedom.

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Make Music With Raspberry Pi in Official Raspberry Pi Magazine issue 166

Music production is an esoteric world of chin stroking and arguing over what kind of valve makes the best sound in a guitar amplifier – at least, it can be. Load up on software, bring your friends, and record your latest masterpiece on Raspberry Pi. We bring news from the world of 3D printing, where […]

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ISS Tracker

Space age is no longer a synonym for futuristic; space age means things that originated in the last millennium.

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ROOT Observer: a privacy-focused security camera

Get AI features without having to share your data with gigantic corporations.

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Paper console

Look at those physical controls! This device is built to be beautiful: it’s made out of walnut and brass.

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Take Back Your Cloud in Raspberry Pi Official Magazine 165

We’re all-too accustomed to the feling of being watched on the internet. A search for any product leads to adverts, emails, and goodness knows how many bots tracking you. It feels weird and intrusive, and we aren’t being paranoid – they really are watching us. Luckily you don’t have to reply on online services that […]

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Etch A Sketch CNC machine

The software controlling the Etch A Sketch logs the image, turns it into vectors, turns the vectors into G-code, then sends the G-code to the Etch A Sketch – and it was all written by AI

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Vintage Radio Plex Server

There’s an antenna sticking up on this build, but it’s just for show

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Mighty Projects – 1GB Computer in Raspberry Pi Official Magazine 164

It’s normal for computers to get faster and more powerful, but the new-ish Raspberry Pi 5 1GB is a step in the other direction: it has all the processing power and the same GPIO pins of its more costly siblings, but with only 1GB of RAM it’s at a price that’s friendlier on the wallet […]

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Full-Colour ePaper Display HAT+

A spectacular Spectra 6 display for your Raspberry Pi

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