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Screenshot: Video System Co.Ltd I recently did a dumb little DIY project I’ve been meaning to get to for years: I converted the hoax 1980's, Eastern Bloc dead goat polo arcade machine I built for sorta art reasons years ago into a Raspberry Pi-based multicade machine. Now my ratty fake Kyrgyzstani arcade machine plays thousands of games from all kinds of systems, which means there’s many new weird driving games to explore. One of these games is a 1993 arcade game called, dramatically, Lethal Crash Race. This game may have the most gloriously half-assed lawsuit-avoiding car names I’ve e...

Great expandability for a wide range of IoT applications HMI usually refers to the user interface, the dashboard that connects a person to a machine, or a system in industries. Traditionally, HMIs are stand-alone, isolated terminals as a part of a machine that are deployed by Original Equipment Manufacturers (OEMs). As IoT is influencing the way all the connected devices operate with a dramatic increase in the amount of data and vertical connectivity, future HMIs must offer intuitive extensibility for developers to apply AI and machine learning algorithms at the edge that can learn from all ...

21 January 2021, 9:18 pm EST By The Raspberry Pi Foundation has released their take on a Silicon-based microcontroller chip called the "Pico" that features an affordable system for one's Raspberry Pi-based computer build for machine learning, etc. The microcontroller is the smallest Raspberry Pi in existence and is somehow rivaling the Arduino, offering a fresh interface that pairs well with computer programming sequences. (Photo : Raspberry Pi via Screenshot) The basic computer programming company based in the United Kingdom, Raspberry Pi Foundation, has ventured into chip-making and pairin...

autoevolution 16 Dec 2020, 10:16 UTC · by 1 photo A developer called Paul Slocum has created a digital dashboard for his 1997 Honda using a Raspberry Pi that gets information from OBD2 and then displays it on a 3.5-inch Waveshare IPS GPIO screen. Technically, what the Raspberry Pi-based system does is to connect to an OBD2 dongle using Bluetooth and collect certain information in real time, including data typically displayed on your main dashboard, such as the current speed. The dev says the data the device can read depends on each car model. On the 1997 Honda, information like manifol...