Upgrading NXFilter on Raspberry Pi
If you have followed my previous post on how to install NXFilter on Raspberry Pi, you might find the following information useful to upgrade what […]
If you have followed my previous post on how to install NXFilter on Raspberry Pi, you might find the following information useful to upgrade what […]
One of my follower messaged me asking for some help to create the tail lights for his trike. He build his bike from scratch and […]
Now that you have all those docker containers working beautifully, there come a point that you will need to restart the server. That’s when all […]
I ordered Raspberry Pi just before we went into lockdown. And I am trying to find what I can push this little device into. I […]
To continue with the DIYHue build, I am going to show you how to create your own DIYHue Motion sensor. The motion sensor can be […]
If you have been following my previous post about the DIY Hue, you will like this addition to the DIY Hue family. It is the […]
Now that you have a working DIY Hue you can connect this to Hue Sync App to make a cool effects/sync your light when you […]
I stumble across a post about how to turn your ESP8266 to be compatible Philip Hue device. Step 1. Install DIY Hue The first step […]
I have been pulling my hair for the last couple of days trying to install Darknet with Cuda and Opencv. Installing Darknet on it’s own […]
If you have been following my post on setting up Home Assistant with Docker in Raspberry Pi. This is the continuation of the post. Once […]
If you have been following my post on installing Home Assistant on Raspberry Pi, now it is the time to try posting MQTT message to […]
Now that you have Home Assistant installed, you will need to install MQTT broker to allow interaction between your IoT devices with Home Assistant. In […]
This is the continuation from the previous post Docker Installation. Now we can install Home Assistant via Docker into Raspberry Pi. To start the installation, […]
Docker is a tool that allows you to deploy application inside a software containers. This is good especially for Raspberry Pi because you can easily […]
I purchased ESP32-CAM the other day just to see what are some of the capabilities. This is one of the low cost Camera webserver with […]
In this write up, I am re-using the previous IoT LED Strip controlled using Blynk to light up when the ISS (International Space Station) is […]
Finally I get around to finish off the light saber case. And this write up is ready in time for May 4th. This is the […]
This writeup is the continuation from the previous IoT LEDStrip post. We are using the same circuit as before in the IoT LEDStrip with Blynk. […]
I have the previous post about how to make a disco light using the individually addressable LEDStrip. This was done using Arduino nano, and I […]
I have been busy for a couple of weeks and didn’t get around to post. But, I know that shouldn’t be an excuse. So here […]