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This month, we looked a lot at the Raspberry Pi and how we can program it using Python. So, in this project, we will combine a simple external circuit with the Raspberry Pi to create a simple door-locking mechanism that takes advantage of the speech recognition library!
Do you have an idea burning in the back of your mind; a design that you just want to get out? Well, flex those creative muscles with the “Flexible PCB Contest” - sponsored by Oshpark, Hackaday and Digi-Key Electronics.
Our Learn section is all about helping you understand certain aspects of using electronic components, from simple electronic theory to circuit analysis and fun ways to enhance your skills, making it possible to shorten the amount of time it takes to create a working project.
Episode four of All the Internet of Things focuses on a robust Internet of Things service for makers and professional engineers alike: our very own Adafruit IO.
Digilent offers their PYNQ-Z1 board, which is a hardware platform designed to be used with PYNQ, an open-source framework that allows embedded programmers to utilize the capabilities of Xilinx's Zynq all-programmable SoCs without having to design programmable logic circuits.
Speech recognition is quickly becoming a feature integrated into products like the Amazon Alexa, Microsoft Cortana, and Apple Siri personal assistants.
This project turns your NeoTrellis M4 into a control surface for Ableton Live similar to functionality found on a Novation Launchpad or Ableton Push device.
