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xTool P3 Overview - A New Standard in Making?
In this video, we are taking a look at the xTool P3, a desktop laser cutter we picked u,p as it was the same price as a single replacement part of our industrial cutter. So what do you get for such a relatively inexpensive professional machine Read More
How To Reinstall Linux on the Uno Q | Reflashing Guide
Sometimes it's better to start over from scratch. In this video, we'll show you how to reflash the Arduino Uno Q and reinstall Linux. Read More
Getting Started with the Arduino Uno Q
This guide will cover everything you need to get set up and start making once you've got your hands on an Arduino Uno Q. We'll cover unboxing, hardware setup, initial configuration, and introduce you to the all-new IDE for Uno Q, Arduino App L Read More
Arduino Uno Q Explained | A Hybrid Linux and Microcontroller Development Board
Let's take a look at the Arduino Uno Q — Arduino’s new hybrid development board that combines a Linux single board computer with a dedicated microcontroller. A device that feels like not just another SBC chasing higher specs, but a too Read More
GlowBit Orb Snowflake & Bauble Kit - Pico Getting Started Guide
In this guide, we will be looking at how to set up the Glowbit Pico Orb Snowflake and Bauble Kits. We will be looking at how to get going with the default code they ship with, breaking down how the code works, and learning how to modify it to Read More
Getting Started With Walter | An ESP32 With 4G/5G and GPS!
In this video, we are looking at Walter, a beefed-up ESP32 with a cellular modem and GPS. We will be looking at what Walter is and setting up some demos, including an MQTT-based GPS tracker, whilst looking at the low-power sleep modes. Read More
Effective Ways To Measure Distance In Your Maker Projects!
In this video, we are taking a look at effective ways of measuring distances in your maker projects. We are going to be looking at extremely common ones like ultrasonic and laser distance sensors, and work our way to less obvious ones like GPS Read More
Getting Started With EMG Muscle Sensors | Measure Muscle Flexing!
In this video, we take a look at EMG muscle sensors - a way to read muscle flexing with your microcontroller. We will look at how these sensors actually read your muscle movements, the challenges of using them practically, and of course, how y Read More
How to Create a Retro Gaming Console With Recalbox | Raspberry Pi 5 Guide
In this guide, we are going to be setting up Recalbox on the Pi 5 - an OS that turns your Raspberry Pi into a streamlined retro gaming machine. We will be looking at how to install it, connect your own controllers, load your own ROMs, and add Read More
How To Customise Your Pi 500+ RGB Keyboard | Custom Effects & Python Scripts
Let's explore the fully programmable RGB keyboard built into the Raspberry Pi 500+. The keyboard already ships with a bunch of lighting presets, but we’ll be taking things much further — creating our own custom animations, effects, g Read More
5 Things You Can Do With The Raspberry Pi 500+
The Pi 500+ is here – the upgraded version of the Pi 500, packing extra features like a mechanical keyboard and SSD. In this video, we take a look at 5 awesome things you can do with a Pi 500+, from setting up a portable media library and re Read More
Raspberry Pi 500+ Overview and Teardown
The Pi 500+ is hot off the press - the premium version of the Pi 500, and a fully-fledged computer inside of a keyboard. In this video, we will be tearing one apart to see what's inside, what's new (such as the RGB mechanical keyboard and SSD) Read More
Getting Started with Moondream on the Pi 5 | Human-Like Computer Vision
In this video, we explore Moondream - a Vision Language Model that perceives the world like humans do. Moondream can be asked questions in natural language, and it generates responses in natural language as well. It uses context and an underst Read More
Getting Started with the Grove Vision AI V2 | Power Efficient Object Detection
The Grove AI Vision V2 is one of the coolest boards around for makers right now, as it provides capable computer vision at only 0.35 Watts! We are going to be looking at how it achieves this, how to set up and flash models onto it, and how you Read More
DIY 2D and 3D Spatial Tracking with Ultra-Wideband | Arduino & Pico Guide
In this video, we will be looking at how to set up an array of Ultra-Wideband sensors to track an object in both 2D and 3D space. This video is aimed at the maker-level, and while we cover a little bit of theory of how it works, all the math a Read More
Getting Started With Ultra-Wideband & Measuring Distances| Arduino & Pico Guide
Ultra-Wideband is an incredible technology capable of providing precision distance measurements, and it is now at the point where you can start using it in your maker projects! In this video, we will be taking a look at how it works, what you Read More
YOLOE: Next Gen Computer Vision - Zero Training Required!
In this guide, we will be looking at YOLOE on the Pi 5 and how to use it to create custom object detection models without the need for training. YOLOE is a new and exciting vision model that runs off visual concepts, allowing it to take text a Read More
How to set up YOLO Computer Vision on a Raspberry Pi | Conda & Ultralytics
In this guide, we will install the YOLO Ultralytics Package using Conda. Recent updates to the package have caused problems with pip, generating the error: "resolution-too-deep". Conda is a more advanced installer and can be used to overcome t Read More
How To Use An mmWave Radar to Track Humans | Rd-03D and Raspberry Pi
Learn how to use the Rd-03D 24GHz mmWave radar sensor to detect and track humans with a Raspberry Pi. Learn how the sensor works, how to connect it to your Pi, how to code with it's library, and have some fun with radar visualisations and a mo Read More
How To Use An mmWave Radar to Track Humans | Rd-03D and Raspberry Pi Pico
In this video, we will be learning how to use the Rd-03D 24GHz mmWave radar sensor to detect and track humans with a Raspberry Pi Pico. We will be learning how the sensor works, how to connect it to your Pico, looking at a library to use it, a Read More
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