Raspberry Pi Geek 10

We show you how to build a completely wired nest box that charts the movements of nesting birds and delivers photo images of hatchlings.

Help a bed-ridden housemate with a call button that lets you know when they need help.

Around Halloween last year, one parts order brought together two completely different projects: a light-up dress and a thunderstorm for a model train layout.

As innovative companies consistently push the envelope of progress, antiquated hardware nearly two years old falls by the wayside. We take an old iPad, an Arduino Mega, and various other materials to create an in-dash climate control app.

We show how to use a logic analyzer to isolate problems in your hardware setup.

By combining your Lego Mindstorms NXT, a Raspberry Pi, and some stuff from around the house, you can make some cool projects.

This project uses the slider, light sensor, and resistance sensors on the PicoBoard to connect your Scratch project to the physical world. The two examples create musical fruits and veggies and a PicoBoard joystick.

We talk with Tim Peake, British ESA Astronaut, who takes two Raspberry Pis into space with him in November to run student projects.