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All kinds of Raspberry Pi projects have been designed specifically for you to be able to use them in your own backyard. Here are some of the best ones.

Jacob David C Cunningham is using a Raspberry Pi to power his hat clip camera—a first-person perspective image and video capturing device.

Take full control of your Raspberry Pi camera module with this simple to install, and easy to use web interface.

Prabhjot Singh is using a Raspberry Pi to power Deaf Link, a project that translates speech to sign language and sign language to speech.

Arduinos Portenta range of boards offer a Linux PC in small form factor and this new add on brings Raspberry Pi HAT compatibility to the Portenta range.

Levent Erenler is using a Raspberry Pi to power this open-source robot named Doly that you can support over at Kickstarter.

Simon is using a Raspberry Pi to scan his refrigerator for ingredients and recommend recipes based on what’s inside.

The latest modding project by Nico Rahardian Tangara aims to bring the charm of a Polaroid instant camera into the digital age, Tom's Hardware reported. To

The Raspberry Pi a platform you can customize to do exactly what you need it to. Here are the best Raspberry Pi accessories that will enhance your next project.

Raspberry Pi cameras can serve a variety of uses at home, whether it's keeping track of loved ones, or boosting home security, and these cameras can help.