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  1. I Taught a Computer to Learn From Its Mistakes

    A pendulum that learns to balance with no balancing code, just a score.

  2. Playing Chess on a Real Board with the Arduino UNO Q

    I used an Arduino UNO Q, a cheap webcam and a printed chess board to build a chess opponent that watches my moves, plays back with Stockfish and tells me when I've blundered.

  3. My Robot Dodges Obstacles, and I Never Coded It

    Block coding usually stops at the simulator.

  4. Smaller files, faster imports, less peak memory at the exact moment your board is most likely to crash — .mpy does all three, and it's one right-click away in Snakie.

  5. They All Gave Up on ROS and MicroPython — I Didn't

    No C toolchain, no MicroPython fork, no agent to babysit — a pure-Python ROS 2 client, the wrong firmware build that cost a week, and the fix that's now shipped in Snakie for everyone else.

  6. My First Robot Just Got Five New Senses

    Five Arduino sensor modules, a brain Arduino didn't make, and about €55 in parts I already owned — here's how a six-year-old robot chassis just clicked its way to five brand new senses.

  7. Off-Grid Messaging with MeshCore

    My phone had no signal, no wifi, and no SIM card in it — and it still sent a message.

  8. XIAO - the Micro Microcontroller

    The Seeed Studio XIAO is a tiny microcontroller that packs a punch.

  9. What If Building Robots With Code Was Actually Easy?

    What would a code editor look like if it was actually designed around building robots, instead of just editing text?

  10. ClawBox Review: A Lovely Box Betting on a Moving Target

    The ClawBox is a compact, 3D-printed box positioned as a dedicated local-AI appliance.

  11. Why I'm Running Hermes Agent on an Arduino Uno Q

    One board.

  12. From Code to Create Part 3: Going Wireless with the Pico W

    The WiFi part is easy.

  13. The Self-Documenting Workshop

    What if your workbench could watch you build and write the blog post afterwards?

  14. Happy 13th Birthday MicroPython!

    MicroPython turns 13 today — and what better way to celebrate than with a tour of the best MicroPython resources around, plus a hands-on look at Arduino's new MicroPython IDE, the Arduino MicroPython Installer, and how it all compares to Thonny.

  15. Why are Bus Servos better?

    Tired of jittery hobby servos, messy wiring and no feedback?

  16. SAM - Software Automatic Mouth on MicroPython

    A 1982 text-to-speech engine now runs on a Raspberry Pi Pico.

  17. Affordable Pi Projects

    With Raspberry Pi prices continuing to climb, the Raspberry Pi Pico offers an affordable alternative for a wide range of projects.

  18. Will Cogleys Eyemech

  19. From Code to Create Part 2: Adding OLED Displays with MicroPython

    Master OLED displays in MicroPython!

  20. How to Set Up WiFi on the Arduino Uno Q

    Get your Arduino Uno Q online using App Lab or the command line.

  21. From Code to Creation - New Video Series

    Ready to move beyond blinking LEDs?

  22. New Year, new robot - meet Cubie-3

    A step-by-step guide to installing Raspberry Pi OS.

  23. How to install RaspberryPi OS

    A step-by-step guide to installing Raspberry Pi OS.

  24. Channel Update - Stick, Twist or Fold?

  25. Pironman 5 Max Review

    The Pironman 5 Max is a versatile and robust case designed specifically for the Raspberry Pi 5.

  26. Cyberbricks - are these the Lego Mindstorms killer?

    Calling all Arduino developers!

  27. New Course - Arduino to MicroPython Quick Start Guide

    Calling all Arduino developers!

  28. Ahoy there makers!

  29. Arduino Alvik Maze Navigation - From Wall Following to SLAM

    Take your Arduino Alvik from basic wall following to advanced SLAM-based maze navigation with ROS2

  30. n8n: Give your homelab server superpowers with n8n

    Transform your Raspberry Pi into a powerful automation hub with n8n and local AI capabilities using Ollama

  31. Reed Switches - Magical Magnetic Switches

    Discover the magic of magnetic sensing!

  32. 5 Tips for Managing Your Arduino Uno Q

    Learn how to effectively manage and maintain your Arduino Uno Q with these essential tips.

  33. SMARS Q

    This project showcases the design and construction of the SMARS Q robot, an Arduino Uno-based robot designed for various tasks.

  34. Creating Gears in Fusion 360

    Ever wanted to convert rotational energy into linear motion for your robot projects?

  35. UGREEN DXP 4800 Plus NAS Review

    UGREEN sent me their DXP 4800 Plus NAS to test.

  36. How Serial Servos Work (and Why They’re Awesome for Robotics)

    Learn about the benefits of using serial servos in your robotics projects, including advanced features and communication protocols.

  37. How to Keep your Raspberry Pi happy

    Discover essential maintenance tips to keep your Raspberry Pi running smoothly and efficiently.

  38. How to Install Pi-Apps on a Raspberry Pi

    Learn how to install the Pi-Apps on your Raspberry Pi to easily discover and install new applications.

  39. Pikon II, The Ultimate DIY Raspberry Pi Camera!

    The PiKon II is a DIY Raspberry Pi camera project that allows you to build your own camera system.

  40. Pico Plotter

    Create your own drawing robot with the Raspberry Pi Pico.

  41. LEGO Gets Lights & Sound with Tiny FX

    Add lights and sound to your LEGO builds with the Tiny FX board from Pimoroni.

  42. Thinkman

    This project combines hardware and software to create a modern take on the classic Sony Walkman, allowing you to interact with AI models offline.

  43. Podman vs Docker

    This course is designed to help you understand the differences and similarities between Podman and Docker, and how to use Podman effectively

  44. MicroPython Robotics

    Learn how to build and program a robot using MicroPython on the Raspberry Pi Pico.

  45. Bottango and Isaaca

    Bottango is a powerful tool for animating and controlling servos, and it can be used in conjunction with the InMoov robot to create a wide range of interactive projects.

  46. LidarBot

    LidarBot is a 3D printed robot that uses a Raspberry Pi Pico and Lidar to navigate its environment.

  47. Snaszy NAS a 3D printed NAS for Raspberry Pi

    Snaszy NAS is a 3D printed NAS for Raspberry Pi, designed for 2.5 inch drives.

  48. Waveshare CM5 boards

    The Waveshare Compute Module 5 boards are a great option for those looking to use the Compute Module 5 in a compact design.

  49. The Best Arduino Robot for Beginners

    "The SMARS robot is a simple, 3D printed robot that can be controlled with an Arduino, Raspberry Pi, or any other microcontroller.

  50. SMARS Lab upgrade with PyCharm

    I've started to try PyCharm for my Python development, and I have to say I'm impressed.