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Articles by Andrew Gregory

Vintage Radio Plex Server

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

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+

Full-Colour ePaper Display HAT+

A spectacular Spectra 6 display for your Raspberry Pi

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2.13-inch Flexible E-Paper Display

2.13-inch Flexible E-Paper Display

This flexible screen connects to Pico via an adapter and driver board

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Orb of radiance

Orb of radiance

A 3D print of brilliance

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Artie the AI assistant

Artie the AI assistant

“Hey Artie” – say the wake phrase, ask your question, and get a useful answer in your ears or sent to your printer

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Counter-rotating clock

Counter-rotating clock

Turning a project mishap into inspiration.

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Spectrum Slit

Spectrum Slit

Not to get all tin-foil hat, but the walls really are talking to us.

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A Quick Intro to Python in Raspberry Pi Official Magazine 163

A Quick Intro to Python in Raspberry Pi Official Magazine 163

Do you want the convenience of artificial intelligence, without signing all of your data over to the business weirdos of Silicon Valley? Well now you can run your own chatbot GPT locally on Raspberry Pi. Keep your data safe from prying eyes by having it never leave your computer! Readers of a certain age may […]

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Kuensa portable music sequencer

Kuensa portable music sequencer

We like the look of where this device is going.

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Cyberdeck

Cyberdeck

We can’t imagine the looks you’d get using this machine on your daily commute, but apparently the maker of this wonderful machine does just that.

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Programming station

Programming station

Spot the microcontroller: we can see an Arduino Uno, Arduino Nano, a pair of ESP32 boards, and a Raspberry Pi Pico, all waiting to be played with.

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