you'll need a Raspberry Pi 5, a camera model, an analog voltmeter (5V), a Pico W, two resistors (220 Ohm and 1K Ohm), a MOSFET (metal-oxide-semiconductor field-effect transistor) and a red LED.

If you have ever had to fix a modern desktop motherboard, you might have noticed that the BIOS (UEFI) SPI flash is 1.8V – which means you can no longer use a Raspberry Pi or a CH341 adapter ...

ClockworkPi has released a cool Raspberry Pi Pico kit that lets you create a calculator suitable for handling your math homework or playing games.

NeverCode has created a Raspberry Pi Pico smart clock and shared lots of details on how you can recreate it for yourself at home.

Instead, the Raspberry Pi Pico is comparable to the Arduino Nano in that both boards are microcontrollers and almost the same size. It comes in handy for a variety of electronic projects ...

The P42 Pico2 M.2 may look like an M.2 module, but it's actually a Raspberry Pi RP2350 development board in M.2 2230 form ...

Consultancy has designed a simple board called the Pico Indicator to add LEDs to the GPIO and power pins of the Raspberry Pi ...