10 Raspberry Pi Projects (All models, including Pico)

[@Dronebotworkshop]

Hi everyone - It's come to my attention that there has been someone masquerading as myself, responding to some comments here with a link to a Telegram chat to win a prize from me. THIS IS A SCAM, I am not holding a contest, nor do I have a Telegram account. PLEASE DO NOT RESPOND TO THESE MESSAGES!! It's happening on a lot of my videos, I'm taking steps to remove them manually, but as I have 162 videos, it will take some time. If you do run across a suspicious comment, I would appreciate you letting me know at [e-mail]. Thanks! Bill (The real one!)

[@Leroys_Stuff]

Happy Birthday Raspberry you been lots of fun through the years. Thank you Bill

[@peanut131]

You do an excellent job with your tutorials. I've learned a lot since I joined this channel. I do really appreciate the way you present your projects and the way you explain and teach us how to do.

[@tarsamsingh1299]

I agree with you . Yes very informative videos also knowledge . Very well explanations on the subject as well

[@RCDUDEFPV]

@@tarsamsingh1299 what they said :o)

[@daveymach6941]

How Cool is Bill, he kept my teenager quite for nearly 2 hour's.. LoL. Thank you for all your hard work in making these tutorials. You are a inspiration to all and of all ages. From Grateful dad's all over the world Bill thank you.

[@inlywang8157]

WOW Happy Birthday, Raspberry Pi!

[@gga3053]

My favorite KZbinr with a mega video about my favorite single board computer family! This day is off to a great start! And the detailed articles are the icing on the birthday cake. Thank you!

[@Dronebotworkshop]

Happy Birthday, Raspberry Pi! The Pi is 10 years old today, and for this occasion, I've made this video with 10 Raspberry Pi projects. You'll also find 11 articles on the dronebotworkshop.com website with all the code and links you'll need to build these projects. Links to the articles are in the description. Hope you enjoy it!

[@robertpardy1359]

The way you explain it all so smoothly is most impressive. So it seems that this 'old dog' really can be taught new tricks! Many thanks to you Bill, and Happy 10th birthday to Raspberry Pi.

[@gemini1364]

Thank you for all of your hard work in bringing this clear, informative and fun content that is straight to the point and easy to follow!

[@krissundaram4934]

Happy Birthday! Hearty Congratulations and Many Thanks to Bill for Creating this invaluable celebration.

[@louisdirect]

AAAAAAmazing! I can't beleive you got me to watch the whole 1h52 in one shot. This is a masterful way to celebrate the 10th anniversary of the Pi! I got a lot out of this video and I now have a few new projects to build. Thank you!

[@v8racerman]

Thank you Bill for this MEGA video. Such great quality and so well put together. I appreciate the effort that must go into these

[@johnvirgin405]

Hi Dronebot. Big thanks for all your content. I've followed copied/adapted of your projects and I really like the no-nonsense style of your presentations. Many thanks again.

[@anonymous.youtuber]

An exquisite birthday party ! 👍🎂🍰🍮🧁🍩🌰☕️🥂

[@pauljarrett2849]

Thanks so much for putting this timely video together Bill. I've been building RPi projects for much of those 10 years but there's always something new to learn or do - keep up the excellent work that makes it such a great channel!

[@T-kind]

Thanks for the Raspberry Pi Party! What a great list of projects you showed off! Cheers!!

[@chocolatecoveredspam]

This is an absolutely incredible video. I knew literally nothing about the raspberry pi but there is so much cool information in here that I'm still watching!

[@holograph20]

An excellent celebration of the Pi's first 10 years. Thanks for putting together such a detailed video covering really useful Pi projects. As ever your videos are always top quality and well worth the investment in time.

[@dave00011]

Thank you Bill for hosting this Pi 10 year birthday party. Truly a very useful board and useful information in the video !

[@christopherleadholm6677]

Nice birthday video tribute to the Raspberry Pi !!!

[@llewellyn56]

Thank you sir. The best presentation on KZbin. I have asked many KZbinrs about raspberry no email back. I’m not subscribed to them know reply. Thank you thank you. the best on KZbin.

[@mikesmale1853]

Hope you have a wonderful birthday.. Learnt so much from your comprehensive videos, thank you!

[@gregoryvangaya8971]

Thanks for hosting one of the more important anniversaries! Great work.

[@lmidnight]

Great video. Thank you for all of the great content! You’re an excellent teacher.

[@scottwood1143]

Wow, what a comprehensive set of RPi projects! Thank you!

[@dusseljeef]

Thanks for the invitation! I like 👍🏻 your tutorials a lot and congrats 👏 with this occasion. Keep the good stuff going and thank for this video. Have a great day! 👌

[@ohmyarceus087]

I’m only just now looking into the raspberries so i know little to none and be learning and searching for possibilities. After only having seen the first project atm i already gotta thank you! Great video! Easy to follow step by step detailed instructions! Learning alot already 😊 Keep it up!

[@SteveTempleton-yh9oz]

As usual, great content, Great information, and, Great presentation. Thank you

[@serenadenphoto]

Great anniversary celebration!

[@iwbnwif]

Thank you for such a massive effort. There's some great projects here to do with the kids and hopefully get them interested in something more than games!

[@jps99]

Great bunch of projects, thanks very much!

[@ianbertenshaw4350]

AWESOME video Bill! That was like all of my Christmases have come at once ! I believe all new PI's made after the release of the new bootloader update will already have it installed.

[@nathanaelculver5308]

00:00:00 Introduction 00:01:30 Raspberry Pi History 00:08:55 Installing the OS 00:11:39 10 Projects 00:13:45 Project 1 - Music Everywhere with Balena Sound 00:27:00 Project 2 - Extend USB with VirtualHere 00:34:40 Project 3 - Pico Simon Game 00:51:45 Project 4 - Compose Music with Sonic Pi 00:56:48 Project 5 - Time Lapse Camera 01:07:37 Project 6 - Raspberry Pi Dual-Boot 01:15:23 Project 7 - Pico Oscilloscope 01:25:12 Project 8 - Pi Standby Switch 01:33:16 Project 9 - Neopixels with Pico PIO 01:42:28 Project 10 - Pi Network Boot

[@PhG1961]

Waw, what a great video Bill ! I watched in 2 takes... Btw, you look great in that T-shirt !

[@jmurillo106]

WOW, !Most enlightment video

[@arthurdent8091]

A very welcome addition to the vast amount of great mods already out there. Good show. Keep up the good work.

[@peterfrost547]

Thanks Bill, as always a great video. I did watch the whole thing. There are some projects that I was totally unaware of that I need to do myself. Keep up the good work.

[@dejanvasic7460]

Happy 10th birthday to incredible Raspberry Pi Model B!

[@AsgardStudios]

Fantastic projects! I really enjoyed it and learned a lot.

[@westofthemoon]

I just found your channel. Great stuff!

[@attyberecz]

With respect, I bow !

[@missyd0g2]

Great video. Greetings from a Detroit Red Wings fan.

[@whitneydesignlabs8738]

I am here for the Pi party, hopefully not too late! :) Great video, Bill. What a ton of work. Thanks so much for sharing.

[@the1spyderryder]

Awesome video as they all are!

[@andersmeiniche2746]

One sitting ? YES Sir. ;O)

[@jimadams7765]

A lovely video. Thanks.

[@GuildOfCalamity]

Great video, but this guy's voice is so soothing that I almost fell asleep.... twice.

[@LeonMatthews]

What an incredible effort! I especially liked the up-to-date time-lapse tutorial. My kids are I are stuck inside this week (COVID has finally made it to New Zealand) so we'll definitely be making some time-lapse videos together. It feels wrong to me to use closed-source software (balena sound and virtualhere) on the Raspberry Pi - but how can I complain when there's EIGHT other projects for me to choose from? Having articles available for reference, as well as the videos is brilliant too. Thank you very much!

[@laupetre]

at 06:50 you call that the 3B, but it's the 3B+ . you can tell because of the wifi shield . great clip! thank you for all your hard work you put in all your videos!

[@tubegor]

That's true, but also: + Metal heat spreader on main CPU + 4-pin Power over Ethernet header By the way, super nice birthday party.

[@JLCPCB]

Amaizing video! 😄

[@Slayer11-c3g]

Subbed because this is a great video, and you're a fellow canadian

[@Otakunopodcast]

Happy Birthday, Raspberry Pi! The Pi is such an incredibly versatile device, and has fueled quite a few very interesting projects and builds. My favorite usage of the Pi in particular is how it is benefiting those of us who are into vintage/retro computers. There are a ton of extremely useful Pi projects for retro/vintage computer enthusiasts. Some of my favorites include: - RASCSI (emulates SCSI hard drives, which are most likely to fail on older computers and are becoming very hard to get) - PiStorm (a CPU accelerator for the Amiga) - MT32Pi (emulates the Roland MT-32 sound processor for high quality MIDI sound on old school DOS games, etc.) - RGBtoHDMI (converts video output from older machines to modern HDMI)

[@sylvainlapierre102]

Hat up ! it's was a great vid ! It surely represent a lot of research ! Love it even it add 2 new projects on my todo list ! ;-)

[@MarkBryant007]

Well done.

[@timecubed]

I don't own a Linux machine, so the raspberry pi works extremely well as one for me. It's cool to see how many projects you can make with it!

[@kylereed3577]

Thanks for another great video and topic. Lots of inspiration here I’m of to my breadboard now! I was hoping you would program your theme song though 😊 please keep them coming

[@PeterKleiweg]

I'd love to try some of these projects. Hopefully sometime in 2023, when (if) the raspberrys become available.

[@StefanoAgrotis]

You and Jeff Geerling today huh? A welcome surprise

[@MkmeOrg]

Didn't know you were in Canada as well. Cheers from SW Ont.

[@ronen124]

This is very large and informative RPI video collection yet I would suggest to tell the user where each one of the ten projects starts. Anyway thanks for the hard work you put into it 👍👌👌

[@wishicouldarduino8880]

Love it!😁👍

[@familypve4029]

The RPi 400 actually has a power button by pressing the raspberry and F10 buttons. Also, I don't know if this changed with the latest iteration of Raspberry Pi OS, but I also had the whole scroll annoyance (US) - but I dont recall what the default placement was, I suspect it was at the top (to your favor). All in all, this is an awesome tutorial from "I got my Pi in the mail today" to actually doing stuff. I liked the Pico projects in particular. Thanks for all of the hard work on this!

[@bertblankenstein3738]

I would like to point out that for the Simon project at 37:30 you say GP3 and label a pin GP3, but that pin is actually GP2. GP3 is the 5th pin down on the left side, not the 4th one.

[@markgiles8527]

Would it be possible to run security software on a PC then use the pi to position a camera then use the camera in the software ? Or can you only select the usb with that software?

[@OcenaSoft]

WOW! Where do I start? What an amazing video!!! This is one of the most comprehensive Pi instruction/tutorial videos I have ever seen... I just have one major problem with this, and that is... where on Earth do I start??? I want all of this and have to have it NOW!!! I have all the Pi's and just need to pick one and make a start. Thanks Bill, astounding work. I just have one question for you, how on earth did you get the Arduino IDE to work in the programming of the Pi Pico? Have I missed a video you may have mentioned this in???

[@MrBobWareham]

If only I could buy one

[@h7opolo]

i will say, watching this litany has made me hungry for raspberries.

[@sbsarkar5659]

As always a very lovely and detailed presentation Bill. The last project particularly is very interesting and will try. Also, I would definitely love such detailed instructions for an NTP/GPS clock project using an ESP32 and DS3231(may be Wemos D1 mini series or a combo of Arduino/RPI and ESP8266). I know there are a plenty of these projects here on youtube, but will definitely appreciate one 'original' code with explanations. Happy b'day RPI.

[@baumgrt]

This may be considered nitpicking, but I would strongly advise against leaving the VirtualHere binary in the downloads folder at 31:40. It’s very easy to get accidentally deleted if the machine is used for any other purposes besides VirtualHere. There are locations where such a binary would canonically be placed, such as /opt/bin

[@scottmorgan5370]

At 1:07 if you run it backwards, you can make ice at room temperature !

[@h7opolo]

ima model my workshop after yours

[@milofonbil]

Had a Sinclair that ran Basic with a tiny keyboard for a tV. $50 bucks in the 80's

[@tubeDude48]

I couldn't get a hold of the author! Do you know if the PICO Scoppy will run on an iDevice in the future?

[@jayodea503]

I was wondering if using one of these little pico boards with fastled and an Ir remote would work, i have tried it a few times with arduinos but due to interupts being needed for both the Ir and pixel data and animations stall up!

[@fintech1378]

can we do it for production level app

[@bryngerard4334]

10 years old and still edible ;)

[@terrencezellers9105]

Ok, where can I buy some? Sold out at all the regulars....

[@xXBurgman86Xx]

Would be good to add a little screen to see what level of Simon you are on as well something to work on😊

[@nalinux]

What is the maximun frequency the Pico oscilloscope can mesure ? Thanks.

[@ryandyc]

VSCode will not open up any of the libraries or header files I installed for the PICO

[@geekinthegarden3927]

Nice video, although on original release the Model B only had 256MB memory, which was then upgraded to 512MB when they managed to get a deal where it wouldn't put up the end price.

[@neonteepee8453]

you can pre select your location with the 'advanced' section of the raspberry pi sd writer

[@mohammadgurkani4759]

I want to collect datas from100 sensors which board should I use

[@CraigMullins1]

They should put in there terms of use no ones allowed to sell it for over suggested retail.

[@Hike_and_Yap]

There’s no way to enforce that

[@PyroRob69]

Scopy looks like it would be good for certain uses, like verifying PWM for motor drivers, etc. It's not a high end scope, but else do you expect for a couple bucks. No one would expect it to be a Rigel or Tectronix.

[@richiemonkey120]

I’m still using a raspberry pi B to run piHole ad blocker. Has been on for about seven years

[@yoashuain1]

Balena sound; Can you connect multiple Bluetooth headsets with it?

[@infibits]

Can you please provide a detailed video on balena os in raspberry pi?

[@TheSpeer420]

Take a drink everytime he says raspberry pi.

[@ShaneKA5GSS]

After downloading the raspberry pi software on the Ss card you remove the sd card and insert it into the raspberry pi The next step is you setup the raspberry pi (set location, set WiFi, keyboard type etc) My question is do you have the raspberry pi connected to a monitor to do this and what type of monitor should I get and how do you connect it

[@MrGundawindy]

Aruba or Cambodia? What about Australia?

[@samcoupe4608KB]

theres quad core pi zeros now anyone know if they can be used in the zx spectrum next and in the hdmi interface from byte delight for the zx spectrum?

[@giaccommander7474]

nice video. Thank you for taking you precious time. I don´t like cloud-services since I believe they "fog up" my freedom and provide nothing which can´t be made DIY/Local. Is there a Pi Project similar to the Balena-cloud, just locally you know of ?

[@bertblankenstein3738]

Balena Sound is interesting but the account is a deal breaker for me. I like the Simon Game, I might try that one.

[@karirkedua5026]

mannntappss 👍

[@jan42holland]

Hi, Some time ago I bought an Arduino Uno and made a simple project with it. I copied the sketch from the internet. Programming is not easy for me. There is no real course to be found on the internet. I did find courses for C++, C# and Python. Now I wonder if I made the right choice. Is a Rasberry Pi a better choice. A very long time ago I did make programs in Basic. Can C# and Python be used in Arduino and/or Raspberry Pi? Thanks in advance. Regards, Jan

[@chriskapis1690]

DRI2: failed to authenticate i have this problem do you know why ? thank you

[@chriskapis1690]

Project 5 - Time Lapse Camera

[@stevepeacock-photography]

I thought I would try the Beleana Sounds Following your instruction was easy if a bit longer than you indicated. I got as far as connecting my iPhone to my Raspberry pi 4 without problems but no sound came out of the 3.5 not Hdmi connectors. Having carried out some research it looks like this has been a problem that has come and gone for years. Pity it would have been useful use of my spare Pi

[@MrMr-ti6rl]

Well, about selecting countries... Shouldn't it be in the order where it's most used first so you annoy the least amount of people and then alphabetically... lol My 2 cents which is prb worth that much. AND, I do have either a reboot or shutdown switch for EVERY Pi! Headless or not... I just made it part of every configuration. I also have a script to restart the wireless if it can't ping the gateway within a few minutes. Anyone else have the problem where they lose wireless sometimes? I know the HDMI/powersave options. Been there, done that. Still happens. I know this isn't the forum for it but, I've exhausted my resources. Love the channel!

[@sarkybugger5009]

10 years? Doesn't time fly? I managed to snaffle one of the very first batch of Raspberry Pi Model B released to the public. On the morning of the release, the Element 14 website ground to a halt. I had bought some stickers from the Raspberry Pi online shop, and there was a phone number listed on the receipt, so I called it. Guess who answered? Yep, Eben Upton. I explained the problem to him, and he was very apologetic, even though it was about 7:30AM. He talks a lot... I was on the phone with him for at least 5 minutes. The upshot was, I managed to get an order through, and my Pi arrived a couple of days later. I don't know if he intervened, or if I was just lucky. The Pi is still running fine, and is acting as a PiHole on my network to this day. I also have a 2nd gen. Pi and a Zero W.

[@Zanith50]

@25:25 you complain but if your from the UK and you install US softwere they have United states at the top (even though it dont begin with A) but you have to scroll alll the way down to U for United Kingdom..... so i say taste of own medicine for the yanks when you get a raspberry pi that defualts to UK-GB :P tbf though they made it easyer with the Pi OS installer so you can set it before you even install the OS