Howdy,

Pillar of the YouTube computing community, Christopher Barnett, beat us to the punch by making his own Pi 500. We love the retro Amiga feel and we love the speediness ever more!

Also, it is now officially the festive season, so I demanded our Maker in Residence make me an excellent desk decoration.

Peace,

Ashley

Watch a festive film every second of the day until Christmas

Our Maker in Residence made me an e-Ink display so I could watch a festive film every second of the day in the run up to Christmas.

Explaining Computers beat us to Raspberry Pi 500

Christopher Barnatt (of Explaining Computers) has gone and built his own Raspberry Pi 500. He beat us to it!

PiAutoStage: a universally adaptable microscope stage

PiAutoStage uses a Raspberry Pi and a High Quality Camera to iteratively move a microscope stage a little at a time, in order to build a high-resolution image of an entire sample.

Real-time monochrome camera input on Raspberry Pi Pico

Learn how to connect a Raspberry Pi Pico to a Himax HM01B0-based camera module and capture monochrome images using PIO and DMA in real time.

Hardware-in-the-Loop testing by Green Custard

Britvic-owned Aqua Libra Co requires rigorous testing for its dispensing equipment. Raspberry Pi Pico supports Green Custard's robust solution.

It’s #MagPiMonday, show us your makes

Here’s a selection of some of the awesome things we got sent this month – and remember to follow along at the hashtag #MagPiMonday!

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