Gear motor and Raspberry PI Pico: Controlling Robot Wheels
Gear motors are the basis for every Raspberry PI Pico-based robot project. Managing them with a simplified code is a good way to start your
continue reading...Raspberry PI, Arduino and Electronics made simple
Gear motors are the basis for every Raspberry PI Pico-based robot project. Managing them with a simplified code is a good way to start your
continue reading...When the RPI Pico runs portable projects (without a power plug), you may need a way to power your microcontroller safely. In these cases, knowing
continue reading...Checking heartbeats has more applications than one could think. For example, it is a required feature in projects involving sports IoT devices. The Pulse Sensor
continue reading...Infra-Red reflective sensors usually give robotic projects the ability to detect if an obstacle is near your robot and help avoid collision damages or to
continue reading...Checking old batteries to verify if you can still use them is a good practice to help nature and avoid trashing materials that strongly affect
continue reading...With the built-in WiFi chip, we can create a very cheap Raspberry PI Pico W web server running MicroPython, to host very simple HTML pages
continue reading...The Raspberry PI Pico W added a WiFi connection to the microcontroller from RPI Foundation, enabling our projects to connect to the internet world This
continue reading...Today, 30th June 2022, great news was raised from the web: a new Raspberry PI microcontroller has been released. There’s something really important in this
continue reading...OLED displays with Raspberry PI Pico allow a cool way to show your program’s data and present them with a more flexible device In this
continue reading...Switch button with Raspberry PI Pico allows your projects to get the simplest input from the user: a push. With this input, you can start
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