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Posted by Roy Schestowitz on Apr 12, 2023
> When it comes to DIY IoT projects, the Raspberry Pi is just so special. With it, you can build a motion detector, DC motor fan, or even a hacking station with Kali Linux! But before you go around messing with its GPIO (General Purpose Input Output) pins, you might want to try some Raspberry Pi emulators first -- just to be sure! What Is a Raspberry Pi Emulator? A Raspberry Pi emulator replicates the Raspberry Pi and its GPIO pins -- but mostly the pins! You can use it across a wide range of operating systems.
> Sony Semiconductor Solutions Corp. said today it’s expanding its relationship with Raspberry Pi Ltd., creator of the pocket-sized computing platform of the same name, as part of an initiative that aims to provide developers with greater access to edge-hosted artificial intelligence tools.
> SB Components' ESPi is a WiFi-enabled Ethernet board with a 1.14-inch information color display either coming with an ESP32-S3 WiFi and Bluetooth module or designed as a carrier board for the Raspberry Pi Pico W board.
> The latest crowdfunder from SB Components sees the Raspberry Pi Pico W as the star of the show. Picoder is a kit to enable anyone to code and includes a series of live training sessions.
> Who said robots had to be all work and no play? For many years, people have been designing and building robots not just to help with chores, but to help us win games. Possibly the most famous examples of this are the robots that play chess.
> While robots can get around on two legs (or even none), it is difficult to get a smooth and efficient gait. Moving up to four legs improves the situation a bit, but each of those legs will still need multiple joints and careful balance for the robot to move in a stable manner.
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