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A tiny carrier board for Raspberry Pi Compute Module 4 designed for space-constrained applications like robotics and IoT.
A bidirectional, configurable bridge between CAN-Bus and MQTT with flexible data conversion modes.
A distributed, autonomous smart home automation platform with a web configurator, plugin system, and support for various protocols.
IGraph/M is a Wolfram Language interface to the igraph network analysis library, extending Mathematica's graph theory capabilities.
A live programming platform for IoT development that enables remote debugging and real-time interaction with boards like Raspberry Pi.
A Python program to monitor ARM CPU and GPU temperature on Raspberry Pi with logging, alarms, graphing, and notifications.
A command-line tool to simplify configuring and managing DNS and DHCP services for home and small business networks.
A command line utility to simplify management and debugging of Home Assistant configurations.
A DIY production intercom system using Mumble voice chat server and Raspberry Pi beltpacks for full-duplex communication over WiFi.
A Dropbox-based blog engine that serves markdown articles directly from your Dropbox folder.
A container-based multi-feed client for ADS-B, MLAT, ACARS, and VDL2 data, designed for easy deployment to flight tracking aggregators.
Simplified certificate authority and device certificate manager for strongSwan VPN, supporting client/server, host-to-host, and site-to-site configurations.
A Go program for the Raspberry Pi CAN bus simulator to develop and test the Carloop open-source car adapter.
CLI tool to monitor downstream load on DOCSIS cable networks using DVB-C hardware and generate RRDtool graphs.
A Node.js app that transforms a Raspberry Pi with a display into a smart desktop clock.
Ansible playbook for rapid Raspberry Pi setup with configurable roles for Docker, web servers, security tools, and more.
Ansible-based automation for provisioning a bare-metal Kubernetes cluster on Raspberry Pi hardware with integrated networking and monitoring.
A Node.js web application honeypot designed for small environments like Raspberry Pi.
Real internet services, not corporate promises
A GDB server for Raspberry Pi enabling remote debugging of bare metal programs without a JTAG probe.
A physical notification bar that displays real-time Bitcoin data on a Raspberry Pi with LED matrix display.
Run WordPress on a Raspberry Pi using Docker and Caddy for easy self-hosting.
A graphical user interface for managing all Raspberry Pi settings, replacing terminal commands with simple clicks.
Open source API and hardware for monitoring plant rootzone conditions via EC, pH, and runoff sensors.
A C++ library for Linux single-board computers to drive various electronic displays via SPI, I2C, and GPIO interfaces.
A simple remote monitoring dashboard for multiple Raspberry Pi and Linux devices, with fully configurable command reporting.
A ROS 1/2 based swarm robotics architecture using OpenSplice DDS for scalable multi-robot communication and coordination.
A Raspberry Pi daemon that automatically controls a CPU fan via GPIO using an s8050 transistor based on temperature thresholds.
A resin.io project that bridges WiFi to Ethernet, allowing devices to share a wireless connection through wired networking.
A decentralized AI security mesh that provides collective defense, where threat detection on any node protects all nodes within 30 seconds.
ROS2 node for interfacing with Raspberry Pi camera modules using the MMAL rawcam component (deprecated).
A Raspberry Pi project that records audio answers to questions and prints thermal receipts of the sound waveforms.
Stream 5.8GHz analog video from RX5808 receivers to web browsers using a Raspberry Pi and USB capture device.
A pure-Lua open-source emulation of the Vera Luup environment for running MiOS plugins on generic hardware.
A .NETStandard 1.3 and UWP library for building HTTP servers, filling the gap left by the missing System.Net.Http.HttpListener.
A 3D printable, multi-spectral camera housing for Raspberry Pi using off-the-shelf components and standard 25mm filters.
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