I wanted to use RPi on the Go, And needed console access while outdoors. So I ended up designing console adapter that works with PC, Android and iPhone.
we have created kickstarter campaign for this so all those have similar need can get it. please support us.
please visit PiConsole on kickstarter to support.
Nitin
I find no projects.
Very interesting project. Good luck!
(I found it easily on Google)
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Guides, Tutorials, Projects, Reference, and How To’s
How to host your own website on a Raspberry Pi Thread By: marty331
[REF][DEV][R&D] Raspberry Pi Hardware Overview, Documentation, and Research Thread By: shimp208
10 Raspberry Pi creations that show how amazing the tiny PC can be Thread By: drraptor
Pi as NAS storage server. Thread By: domiq123
Python Thread Thread By: NathanBookham
Raspberry Pi purchase & setup guide for developers Thread By: PhilYoussef
Remote Desktop of your Raspberry Pi Thread By: marty331
Raspberry Pi Projects Thread By: pulser_g2
Setting up NAS with Auto Backups on the rPi Thread By: marty331
How to connect to your Raspberry Pi from from outside, behind NAT with SSH tunneling Thread By: evilsocket
[GUIDE] Lapdock + Pi = ARM Laptop! Thread By: zacthespack
Raspberry PI PPTP VPN + No-IP Setup Tutorial Thread By: manthanr
Control your Raspberry Pi via Voice Control Thread By: r3zin
Turn Raspberry Pi into a FM Transmitter - Hack radio requencies Thread By: r3zin
Turn your Raspberry Pi into a OpenVPN VPN-Server Thread By: r3zin
rPi Car Media Center Thread By: adzidek
How to turn your Raspberry Pi into an OpenVPN Server (Step by Step video tutorial) Thread by: manthanr
Tutorial: compile VLC with hardware acceleration on Raspberry Pi Thread by: gekod
(W.I.P) CALIBAN`s RASPBERRY PI THREAD!!! (Collection of Essential Information and Resources for the Raspberry Pi) Thread By: -CALIBAN666-
Raspberry Pi Ally Thread By: mrvestek
Development
Compiling Android sources on the Pi Thread By: trevd
Use Raspberry Pi to build Android Project (AOSP) Thread By: cmoatoto
RasPiPhrase (Catchprase-like Code/RPiDevice) Thread By: harvey7
GPIOs as Services Thread By: AdamOutler
PiCAST, Chromecast-like Pi Device Thready By: lseidman
Tools
[TOOL]adb extended v1.0.31 / fastboot Thread By: trevd
Auto-USB updater script Thread By: AdamOutler
Adb for Raspberry pi Thread By: AdamOutler
[TOOL]Heimdall v1.4 RC1 Thread By: trevd
A little sysinfo script for CLI Thread By: oribunokiyuusou
[Utility][Script] Arch Linux Installer v3.0 [09/06/14] Thread By: Kingspp
Operating Systems
RiscOS Thread By: tjsooley
RPi/ Asterik & FreePBX Thread by: katinatez
[Index][OS] (50+) Distribution List for Raspberry Pi Thread By: NeoPreacher
Miscellaneous
[Fun]Raspberry PI Sig Pics =D Thread By: Fallon9111
Raspberry Pi Cases Thread By: jumpman1229
Recommend a SD card size Thread By: tjsooley
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Good work! Made a sticky post. :good:
How to get a Raspberry Pi In USA?
I would like to know if anyone knows where i could buy a raspberry Pi in america? I have been searching for one but to no avail
merlinlcb said:
I would like to know if anyone knows where i could buy a raspberry Pi in america? I have been searching for one but to no avail
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bought mine there http://downloads.element14.com/raspberryPi1.html?CMP=raspi-org-hp 2 weeks ago.
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Thanks
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I really Really like adafruit - Lady Ada has lots of good stuff for sale, and if you are in the Northeast (they are in NY) shipping is relatively cheap and fast.
https://www.adafruit.com/category/105
their starter pack for ~$100 is a good deal IMO. I ended up buying that and an extra Pi/Pi cobbler breakout from them.
I just bought an Arduino board... it's said to be something close to RaPi... do you guys know some project that I can use in my board?
Thanks in advance!
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I just bought an Arduino board... it's said to be something close to RaPi... do you guys know some project that I can use in my board?
Thanks in advance!
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Arduino is quite a bit different than the raspi, but there are good tutorials here for learning the Arduino: http://learn.adafruit.com/category/learn-arduino (not to keep pimping lady Ada's stuff) and the most fun general DIY site there is IMO -- http://www.instructables.com/tag/type-id/category-technology/channel-arduino/
Where can I get a raspberry pi in Canada?
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Where can I get a raspberry pi in Canada?
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Newark Element 14's Canadian page http://canada.newark.com/raspberry-pi/raspbrry-modb-512m/model-b-assembled-board-only/dp/43W5302 and Amazon Canada http://www.amazon.ca/gp/aw/d/B00AKQA0X6 are a couple of the places you can purchase a Raspberry Pi from in Canada.
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Where can I get a raspberry pi in Canada?
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I bought mine from allied electronics. Don't remember what I paid
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Nice
Very Nice Work
the raspery module works pretty nice
do any of you know much about building robots with the Raspberry Pi?
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do any of you know much about building robots with the Raspberry Pi?
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What kind of robot where you thinking or making? Typically most of the robots I have seen use the Raspberry Pi and Arduino together to make a functioning robot. If you can provide me with some more background about what your interested in making I can try and help you out.
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What kind of robot where you thinking or making? Typically most of the robots I have seen use the Raspberry Pi and Arduino together to make a functioning robot. If you can provide me with some more background about what your interested in making I can try and help you out.
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I was thinking of making a 4-8 wheeled car with a webcam.
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I was thinking of making a 4-8 wheeled car with a webcam.
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Sounds like an interesting project I would recommend dividing the robot up into two system to make it easier to design and build, the wheeled car and then the webcam. Start with a sketch of your design and then go from there. For the car part of your design I would recommend looking into use Arduino to control a couple of motors and attach the Arduino to the Raspberry Pi then. Once you have the basic car working you could make a place on the car to mount a webcam that can be attached to the Raspberry Pi. From here you could determine if you want to control your setup using a remote control, a automated script that runs off the Raspberry Pi or other control options. If you break of the project of building the robot into smaller sub-sections it will be easier to build. Let me know if you have any questions.
shimp208 said:
Sounds like an interesting project I would recommend dividing the robot up into two system to make it easier to design and build, the wheeled car and then the webcam. Start with a sketch of your design and then go from there. For the car part of your design I would recommend looking into use Arduino to control a couple of motors and attach the Arduino to the Raspberry Pi then. Once you have the basic car working you could make a place on the car to mount a webcam that can be attached to the Raspberry Pi. From here you could determine if you want to control your setup using a remote control, a automated script that runs off the Raspberry Pi or other control options. If you break of the project of building the robot into smaller sub-sections it will be easier to build. Let me know if you have any questions.
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I was also reading about a chip you can get called the PiBorg or something like that and it allows you to control up to four motors with the Pi, thanks for your help!1
Hi,
I would like to create a wireless device with some sensors and servos... pretty like a robot but with a clear and dedicated purpose. I assume that an android, arduino, or a raspberry pi driven device would be a good choice since it will be a standalone device that must have internet conectivity, to be operated remotely.
My problem is that I'm a software guy, with no electronics skills and I will need assistance with all hardware related design side. Prior to create a kickstarter project.
If any reader thinks that have the expertise that I need, please contact with me. You could join to an exciting new project and I will reward you for your time and efforts.
well i don't think i have the expertise but i'd be glad to help if i somewhat can and certainly would love to observe the development of the project if not participate somewhat in it.
i can however tell you that arduino<raspberry pi<android in both capabilities and need for better hardware and with that in cost too
hirofairlane said:
Hi,
I would like to create a wireless device with some sensors and servos... pretty like a robot but with a clear and dedicated purpose. I assume that an android, arduino, or a raspberry pi driven device would be a good choice since it will be a standalone device that must have internet conectivity, to be operated remotely.
My problem is that I'm a software guy, with no electronics skills and I will need assistance with all hardware related design side. Prior to create a kickstarter project.
If any reader thinks that have the expertise that I need, please contact with me. You could join to an exciting new project and I will reward you for your time and efforts.
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I may be able to help out (have some experience with some electronics circuity) to the same degree as notrium
I am an Electrical and Electronic Engineer, with extensive electronic design know how, however my time is limited though I'll help if I can, moreso if I have more info on the project.
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hirofairlane said:
Hi,
I would like to create a wireless device with some sensors and servos... pretty like a robot but with a clear and dedicated purpose. I assume that an android, arduino, or a raspberry pi driven device would be a good choice since it will be a standalone device that must have internet conectivity, to be operated remotely.
My problem is that I'm a software guy, with no electronics skills and I will need assistance with all hardware related design side. Prior to create a kickstarter project.
If any reader thinks that have the expertise that I need, please contact with me. You could join to an exciting new project and I will reward you for your time and efforts.
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I'm down to help as well. Android isn't a device though. I prefer MSP430 vs Arduino and beaglebone black vs raspberry pi. It depends what you want to do.
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I'm down to help as well. Android isn't a device though. I prefer MSP430 vs Arduino and beaglebone black vs raspberry pi. It depends what you want to do.
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that sums it up prety well all depends on what you wanna do,
i've got arduino (and a few other micros) and android experience
be prety keen to do sumthing
Pvy
i dont mind a blast im not as clued up as some on here with android phones and such but was a senior bench tech with bskyb so know my way around motherboards and diagrams.
First off, I'd like to thank Splashtop developers for being awesome and listening to potential splashtop customers. I recently sent them an email asking for Shield controller support (I Do not have Nvidia Graphics in my computer). Here's how the chat went down.
Me, Aug 13 20:13 (PDT):
Hello Splash top developers! I own an nVidia Shield and was wondering when
you will add support for its controller. Not everyone has an nVidia GPU so
we cannot utilize the streaming feature. Using game keyboard is too much of
a hassle, having to root it and all. I hope you understand. Me and many
other shield users would pay good money to see added shield controller
support so we can stream our games with our non nVidia PC. We would also
pay extra for the anywhere internet feature so we can play games from our
PC on the go. Thank you for taking the time to read this email.
Sincerely, nVidia Shield Users
Splashtop Personal, Aug 14 07:17 (PDT):
Hi,
Thanks for your great feedback!
We really appreciate suggestions like this from you, our valued customers, for our Splashtop Remote products. The user experience is always our first priority when improving our products. We will keep on collecting this kind of suggestion to make Splashtop Remote products even better.
We will forward your findings to our Product team and Development team to follow up on feasibility studies and issue-solving. Sometimes, when researching a suggested new feature or option for implementation, they will ask us to go back and contact the original suggesting user (you) for some type of specific details. So, if you don’t mind, we may be contacting you again for more information.
In addition, if you have any more ideas for new or enhanced functions in the future, we welcome you to add an Article to our Forum ( REDACTED(Due to my post count) ). This often begins a discussion which includes feedback from both Splashtop staff, and from other users who would like to see your idea implemented.
We really appreciate you generously taking your time to share your ideas, and thanks for using this Support service.
Regards,
Splashtop Support Team
So what does this mean? You might soon be able to stream your PC and Mac games without needing a NVIDIA GPU!
You CAN do this right now but it will void you warrant and be very innacurate for the controls. You can map the controls via gamekeyboard, which will need root, which will need an unlocked boot loader. So, if Splashtop adds shield support, we would no longer need root. Also, splashtop offers a "Anywhere Streaming" feature which would allow us to truly play pc games "On- The - Go", Having wifi everywhere and tethering available from most carriers and phones. So, you should be able to play Assasin's creed 3, on the bus!
So we've got 2014 now and it isn't working...
At the moment I don't have a gaming PC so I don't mind waiting. Man I hope they add Ubuntu support.
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Apparently I can't post links yet, so please pardon this convoluted post!
webos-ports.org have a page about the Raspberry_Pi - they say a port is easy except for Qt4.8...
But now... Qt5! On the Luna_Next page you'll see the sys-manager is rewritten with QT5.
...and QT5 here over at raspberrypi.org if you search for the page: qt5-and-the-raspberry-pi
I'm not a developer, but I thought I'd post this here. The webOS-ports team are too busy getting to Alpha3 to do this. Given the nature of this site, I wondered if someone would like to try. To my uneducated eye it seems the jigsaw pieces are there.
I can't find much sign of a successful Android port on the Pi. It's stripped down nature sems to make it problematic. But webOS is essentially a UI to a full Linux kernel - in fact the system sans UI has already been ported. Search the RPi forums for: "WebOS lives on the pi "
What's the advantage? You get a mobile / tablet OS on the Pi, Kudos and maybe some from the RPi community put some work in on Open webOS if it is available to a broader community (2M+ Rpies sold)
Anyone want to try?
Hello to all developers and forumers of XDA, I need your technical experience.
I'm a college student and together with my team we were tasked to develop a mobile application and a prototype product. However our college course is not really for computer development like (Computer Engineering, IT and ComSci). We don't have technical experience to create mobile application.
Our task is to create a Student Monitoring where students will input their rfid and fingerprint before joining the class. The application will hold the records of the student. My question is what are the steps for us to follow in order to develop a functional mobile application?.
We already watch youtube videos and google search like we know the terms of Arduino Studio, mySQL, Kotlin, AMazon Web Services. But we need your opinions because you may have already knowledge about this.
Thank you very much
Hi @MrHotMan,
if your college is not really for computer development then I wouldn't dive deep into programming.
I would try to produce an outcome without coding using no code tools. There are many on the market that also have a free plan. Google for no code app development.
A designer I have worked with recommended me framer. He produced remarkable outcomes with that tool.
Best regards