If you’re looking for some projects to do for the Raspberry Pi, then you have come to the right place. We have over one hundred different projects that you can do.
In this tutorial, we take you through the steps of setting up AFP (Apple Filing Protocol) on the Raspberry Pi. It’s a decent way of setting up some network attached storage. Keep in mind that this will work best when it’s mostly just Mac OS devices connecting.
Learn how to set up network attached storage using the NFS protocol. It’s an excellent alternative to Samba and commonly used by network administrators. You will be able to connect to your drive using almost any device that has a network connection.
Learn the entire process of setting up Retropie on your Raspberry Pi. We go through all the basics and go through the many methods on how to get your ROMs on to the Pi. It’s a fun project and a great way to play some of those forgotten classics from the past.
Recalbox is an emulator package that is very similar to RetroPie. It has different configurations and a slightly different user interface. Recalbox has a few more features and comes loaded with emulators for popular game systems such as SNES, N64 and more.
This tutorial takes you through all you need to know for setting up a UV sensor with the Raspberry Pi. We also build a simple Python script that will retrieve the UV index from the VEML6075 UV sensor. It’s a simple project and great if you want to monitor UV levels.
In this guide, we will show you the steps to installing the Dietpi operating system to the Raspberry Pi. We also show you some of the main benefits of using this lightweight operating system. It’s a pretty cool OS that’s worth checking out if you love the performance.
Turn your Raspberry Pi into a Plex server in just a few easy steps. It’s the perfect project if you want to have your own low-cost media server. It can handle a couple of clients so ideal if you need to share media throughout your household. It’s worth trying out.
This tutorial will take you through all the steps to setting up an accelerometer with the Raspberry Pi. We go through the circuitry and the Python code that you need to bring it all to life. We make use of the ADXL345 sensor, but others may work as well.
Learn all the steps to set up the Eddystone beacon software on your Raspberry Pi. It’s an excellent way to broadcast data using a Bluetooth adapter. It was originally part of Google’s physical project but has since been dropped. However, it’s still a cool project.
In this tutorial, we take you through the steps of connecting a humidity sensor to the Raspberry Pi. We also do some basic Python coding so that we can communicate with the sensor. It’s an excellent tutorial if you wish to collect humidity and temperature.
In this tutorial, we go through the steps on how to turn your Raspberry Pi into an iBeacon. It’s a protocol that was developed by Apple and is able to be used in a variety of different scenarios. It’s a super easy tutorial and worth checking out.
In this project, we take you through all the steps to set up an attendance system that makes use of the RC522 RFID reader. It is quite a long tutorial, but we cover everything from setting up the RFID reader right through to an MYSQL database and a web frontend.
In this tutorial, we take you through how to set up Teamviewer Host on the Raspberry Pi. This is a great way to connect to the Pi using the Teamviewer service. You will need a Raspberry Pi 2 or newer to be able to complete this super easy tutorial.
In this tutorial, you will learn how to set up a network scanner on the Raspberry Pi. We make use of a software package called Kismet, this will scan and monitor any wireless networks. This includes signals from Bluetooth, Wifi and even software-defined radio (SDR).