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Ramen noodles, the staple food for students around the globe to keep them alive, while they spend all their money on project parts! Clem doesn't even want to waste that precious project building time by preparing a cup of noodles. So, he decides to build an automatic ramen noodle maker. A machine that cooks noodles, adds seasoning and hot sauce automatically. It's 2019 so he connects it to home network!

Are you interested in the foldable future, but pining for the tech days of yore when phones flipped vertically and you always felt like James T. Kirk whipping out a communicator? Join us on this unwieldy DIY journey as DJ builds his next iteration of his Raspberry PiPhone that harkens back to the era of the flip phone. Is it a monstrosity or a masterpiece? You decide:

Johnny 4 wasn't very much alive until Dave put the robot's head on R8-D8s body. Johnny needed input - code that would help him to move around in his new body. Join Dave as he finally makes his robot fully functional, he adds a Matrix Voice shield to a Raspberry PI. With the help of snips.ai, which is an offline voice recognition software, he will control the robot with his voice

We all know how the Raspberry Pi is a great little gem of a single-board computer--a "Jeep" of a board that can go nearly anywhere and does nearly anything--but how well does it work under these abusive conditions? Are the Raspberry Pi's advertised specs accurate? How well will the Raspberry Pi perform in "The Real World"? In this video, Matt puts the Raspberry Pi through a series of grueling tests designed to push it to its operational limits and see just how well it performs under pressure...and fire...and cold:

As, most tinkerers, Clem is in search of alternative sources of energy! The Sun does not shine in his underground bunker, so he taps into a source of power that is abundant in every household - the dreaded tea-candle! Let's face it we all have them lying around and there is at least one family member who buys them all the time. So why not use this dormant "paraffinic batteries" for a project! Clem tests out various Peltier elements and rigs up a circuit to power a simple machine that is rightfully powered by a tea-candle!

In this episode we’re going to create a device that my dog Piper can use to let me know when she wants to go outside or if she wants water; So is born the BARKS-9 Interface. Upon pressing one of two foot-pedals, LED indicators to illuminate and a notification is played over some speakers, powered by a Raspberry Pi JustBoom audio amplifier.

Do you feel out of place? Does the modern era of technology fail to meet your tastes? Do you yearn to be a monocle-wearing, dirigible captain with a penchant for designing needlessly complicated contraptions? If so, you may want to strap in as we join DJ on his journey to build a steam-powered RetroPie game console. This build is sure to be classy and dangerous, so buckle on up.

To many, "retro handheld gaming" conjures images of the Nintendo Game Boy, Sega Game Gear, or even the Atari Lynx, but Matt wanted to take this retro gaming project all the way back to the dawn of an era--before 8-bit processors and dot matrix screens with stereo sound, back when writing words on an inverted calculator could entertain for hours!

Clem dreams of making his own Stopmotion movie, just like the claymation films he loved as a kid. But creating these kinds of movies is very difficult and tedious. So he builds a machine that makes it much easier, is controlled with his smartphone and even moves on its own to make the stunning Hollywood shots he dreams of!

The Portal franchise is one of the most engaging puzzle games of the last decade and beyond the mind-bending physics, is also known for its charming A.I. antagonist: G.L.a.D.O.S.

Join DJ on his journey to build yet more robotic characters from pop culture as he “brings her to life” with a Raspberry Pi and sure dooms us all. Also, this was a triumph, the cake is a lie: http://bit.ly/2WIPKyi

We want to give credits to who inspired DJ to make this project:

Ellen McLain (The Threatening Voice of GLaDOS) @ellenmclain, @steam_games, #Valve #Portal #RaspberryPi #GlaDos