5 Amazing Gadgets Built On Raspberry Pi

[@tazer1918]

5 ads in 13 minutes, wow

[@CounterFlow64]

tazer191 ik, *that filthy bastard*

[@hisanthkumarhisanth1759]

At least it is less than morgz

[@MadhuKraft]

Just skip ten seconds before the ad comes lol

[@tazer1918]

@@MadhuKraft oh wow thanks for the advice, I think I have moved on from this catastrophe though

[@benphillips2947]

12:00 "Mycroft, play 'Avengers Assemble'."> Plays "Avengers: Earth's Mightiest Heroes"

[@EcksGamer]

Mycroft is like kinect ........ it opens on the first word only.

[@halsaufschneider1446]

So thats where M$ dumped all the produced but never sold Kinect devices... they simply dumped it in Mycroft |o|

[@HweirdCoolHwip]

O cool a regular pi in a different case.

[@tyrbaldur5317]

Hell yeah

[@narwhal4304]

"I wanted something compact, with it's own internal storage. I couldn't find that anywhere on the market." So they forgot about the Nvidia Shield?

[@SamAlexander1]

Tingbox and Mycroft look VERY interesting. mycroft could replace the Echo and similar devices since it's open source but it has allot of catching up to do, and the price needs to come down. with the Echo Dot being around $40 you cant beat that really.

[@toastymage8523]

I loved the tons of ads; they bring unique and rich content to the screen.

[@marcdraco2189]

Slice will do .... .blah, blah, blah... everything that you can do with Kodi/XBMC for a faction of the price. I wish these people wouldn't imply that they have added loads of things to Kodi's functionality.

[@funnyguy5516]

Slice is the most useless out of any of these raspi builds. Literally there is no reason to use slice when you could just have a pc and play it on there or use devices like Kodi. Hell, I homebrew my Nintendo Wii and I have all my shows, movies, music and videos all on my Wii with an external hard drive.

[@theodorehammond9049]

These technologies are looking friendlier and friendlier. Things are headed in the right direction.

[@commitcease6478]

tingbot and mycroft are my favs

[@Collectible_Andy]

The mycroft devs are probably already back to the day jobs now that amazons echo and echo dot are on the market.

[@wmurray003]

Nah, ...it's just time for the second phase of the project... call the sleazy lawyers.

[@ridwansadega5061]

RetroGamerAndy what about Google home

[@vakie3250]

Ding was just thinking of that as well

[@franciscoramirez-lt3zc]

Tingbot 0:40 Slice 2:35 BrickPi 4:46 Flotilla 8:53 Satan 11:28

[@JOSEPHZZ123]

I love how they say the my croft is so affordable you can have one in every room. "Affordable - Mycroft is priced at only $154 per unit, which makes it affordable enough to install 100% coverage in your home or office." Yeah i got 200$ for every room in my house including the garage.. are you serious? how is this affordable? I was honestly expecting the price to be some where around 20-60$.

[@LeaderRoy]

They sold 56 units for $80 each to early backers, I'd say that's a way more attractive price then nearly $200.

[@kevinportillo1971]

You know... google and Amazon are about to get thousands from their own projects... this one isn't as expensive as theirs.

[@smartroadbiker]

"Missing a key feature, just develop your own solution" yeah because we are all capable to that... haha!

[@p3rrypm]

Joe Zylstra And Raspberry Pi 2 didn't have wifi so, did they account for that with a 3rd party wifi module?

[@DouglasWalrath]

the amazon echo dot is $50 and has a feature where it can tell which dot ur closest to if u have more than one dot, it will have only the closest one respond

[@tacochanz2538]

Slice and Mycroft are pretty much dead on arrival, most of this stuff is just crap that already existed in better forms that some guys(and a gal) are trying to cash in on.

[@keepchrispy8589]

@2. "Slice": ... so your product can do everything that a Raspberry Pi can do, but way less... for a bigger price! Thank you Slice

[@required.]

You guys are inspiration

[@BitesCGI]

"mycroft, lock up for the day" *turns up the heat* wtf??

[@jkuebler89]

BitesCGI hahahaha

[@SamAlexander1]

I actually liked that, the last thing i do before leaving each morning is turning up our AC so it's not blowing super cold all day, then i turn it down as soon as we get home. we don't have a wifi enabled thermostat, though we did in our old house and i'd do it via the phone app then. Would be nice for a device to do this automatically.

[@shaunbrowne3963]

The AC setting is to 'trick' the thermostat to not turn on AC during the day, wasting power.

[@JustSomeAussie1]

I consider all of these things listed as "Cool little home projects built on Raspberry Pi".

[@Nixima81]

The slice skin for xbmc/kodi looks grate, is there a download link for it?

[@djalildreamski7848]

Flotilla and Mycroft are my favs 💜

[@covoeus]

It's awesome to see that all of these projects use Python!

[@maxibash]

I’m so proud that this nabbed footage was in my recommended.

[@ShawnHodgins]

3:44 "High Resolution Audio" hahahahah

[@tofurama]

You know high resolution audio is actually a thing?

[@AQ-101]

@@tofurama yup

[@JeremyEr10]

Misleading title Nothing can be "amazing" if its not even made yet. These are all promotial ads. So of course they're advertised to be "amazing".

[@deegang4888]

Not true, every Dream starts somewhere

[@DakotaSshow]

Can't wait to play Mario Kart on a 3' screen.

[@basedchris8784]

HeyitsDakta hey you dropped this ‘

[@qwertykeyboard5901]

YAY!

[@tae6175]

And if you use split-screen like they did it's 1.5 inch. Lol

[@mattivirta]

no thanks,not usefull, not comfortable, i have 10 inch display and have lot too small. not good.

[@hekkenfeldt]

I really dig the SW guys hair - like on a LEGO guy. Like you could just lift it off and put it on another LEGO guy.

[@lolazokekk6765]

the brick pi was basically the official computer of the lego mindstorms

[@willn8664]

Watching this makes me wish I stuck with programming as one of my hobbies. Currently trying to learn Python with my Raspberry Pi.

[@TechTinkerWorks]

Really they are selling rbp with xbmc? :D :D

[@dalibormenicanin6543]

Techakti originally it was Xbox media centre as it was made after first Xbox console got hacked.

[@TechTinkerWorks]

you may dont remember it, today it is called KODI and you can download it for free and you can put it on your RBP. You need a box and a remote from ebay and you are done.

[@TheGrayWolf81]

Yeah, when I bought my Raspberry Pi it came with XBMC already on the SD card.

[@aquarist]

... I have one Amazon echo dot for the entire house, set up as a smart home, and it works flawlessly. why would I want a giant weird looking alarm clock with a face in every room...

[@2112jonr]

Kazz Maybe the face is to remind the owner what a human being looks like under a beard more suited to a Cornish fisherman :)

[@flyshades2213]

Also it sounds like a meme voiceover

[@robinferizi9073]

You can add your own features big man

[@harmonichaoticart]

Less chance of the government invading your privacy by letting one of their spies into your house

[@Dotcom3.]

Bruh

[@MrMartellSincere]

all these products looks awesome

[@girishpawar1871]

This built ups are good.. Pls also do Check 3d computer viewing technology made using Raspberry pi

[@seeking9145]

Can someone recommend me how to learn to make such an software like slice? Do they habe an OS on their raspberry or is it just their software? Would be really nice, if someone could tell me, how I can do it by myself.

[@Niiha]

Slice seems like an interesting concept, except for the fact that you can pick up some of the older Roku’s for surprisingly cheap.

[@JeremiahLauzon]

The second one seems like a slightly worse version of a Android TV box...

[@SoftBreadSoft]

They both play 1080p at 60fps.

[@MartykanT]

Jeremiah Lauzon It came out way before Android TV

[@p3rrypm]

Jeremiah Lauzon Honestly, the slice seemed like the only entertaining piece to me.

[@formerlycringe]

but an android tv box don't have RGB lighting XD

[@me4654]

Jeremiah Lauzon please explain what benefit of Android is thanks

[@Nate.mp4]

*It's so affordable, you can have one in every room!* Ok, $180 per unit is not affordable, and there are 7 rooms in my house. Talk about cheap.

[@advanderlaan3218]

If you can afford a seven room house this is affordable to you

[@jonasgrill1155]

but a Google Home Mini is $50 dollars and once went on sale for $18 dollars, plus it connects to 100s of apps and can control much more, plus it can connect to Google services like KZbin and get it to play videos on your chromecast. Plus (again) you can buy 3 of these, and still not reach the price of a Mycroft. Oh yeah, it also has better TTS.

[@ahmedm.s2280]

@@jonasgrill1155 You can't beat privacy of Open Source

[@robertwagner8507]

>Mycroft listens for its name So it's constantly stalking you, Yay security

[@RAndrewNeal]

+Robert Wagner Same for Amazon Echo, the new Google thing, Xbox Kinect voice control, Hey Siri, the list goes beyond my knowledge, I'm sure.

[@bradadkins1]

Haha thats the same way Alexa, Amazon Echo and Google Home work.

[@AffeAffelinTV]

Robert Wagner except that mycroft is actually open source, so it's actually checkable, whether it's stalking you

[@Peter_Parker69]

0:50 lol look at the lights on the controllers

[@antoniowanton2563]

They are playing Mario kart with Xbox controllers that aren't even on

[@RixtronixLAB]

Nice video , thank you :)

[@kyletabone7090]

What kind of raspberry is the one in Mycroft, is 0, 2, 3 or 4?

[@Diabl0pl]

I love how they say "Missing a feature? JUST develop them on your own!" XD In what world are they living in?

[@nizz0matic307]

that mycroft thing looks cool, but id rather not walk around my house yelling "MYCROFT, DO DIS, MYCROFT DO DAT".

[@mechamania]

"Look, we've made developing and assembling Raspberry Pi projects just like building entry-level Lego sets or changing 3-step Transformer modes. If as out-of-touch with tech as most elementary-school science teachers are, s/he might even win her or his school's Science Fair! That's right! We've brought the 'PAY-TO-WIN' experience everyone's heard of from news stories about video gaming and brought it into your real life! Plus, there's not even any of that horrible 'loot box' gambling stuff you heard about on that 'lifestyle' news segment, with video games! You get all the pieces you need, straight, away at a premium price, shipped right to your door! Compared to what you'll be able to do, with your full potential, these are just small trinkets to get you excited about the idea that you've actually made something worthwhile, all on your own! Don't want to wait until tomorrow to start developing your expertise in technological engineering? Soon, you won't have to. We're working with Amazon on that to deliver your hand-selected, premium hardware materials with their state-of-the-art controls. Then, after their drone lands your cart-added, swiftly-delivered personally-selected parts to your front yard, you can learn to arrange and construct your own, high-technology navigation command device, with tens of functions that will amaze everyone you know! It's also your choice to use the Supercomputer Drone Navigational Device™, or even harness the power of Alexa to imagine and apply the techniques your drone will use, in case your hands are doing something else, like counting! Later, if you make the correct ordering choice the first time, on your second order, and you of course intelligently choose 'Yes' from among the 'Super-Engineer' package options of '(1)Yes, I want the top-level achievable Super-Engineering education,' '(2) No, I'll wait to see how quicklyI can achieve the Regular-Engineer education tier, using the excellent selections I've chosen, so far,' or, (3) 'No, my neighbors don't have dogs, right now, but you never know when that Super-Engineer-level education will come in handy!' You'll have the power at your command to become one of the greatest Super Engineers on the planet! Then you can install a second Raspberry Pi, along with all the other included high-technology board parts you chose to have delivered, in using your newly acquired, graduate-level civil engineering know-how, to build your own Supercomputer Drone Navigational Device™! That's right! You'll be able to arrange and construct a device to harness all the functionality of those incredibly powerful, state-of-the art, Amazon drones you saw on TV, that one day, to masterfully choose from among the tens of technical operations, after quickly completing the "Super-Engineer" "course load (!)," consisting of an Ultra-High Definition Blu-Ray that comes jam-packed with step-by step instructional materials and theoretical uses for research and application, using your own, newly-built technologies, as well as a bonus copy of Back to the Future, which every Super Engineer who's any Super-Engineer owns! What's more, you'll also receive a set of extra, fully-color diagramed and written instructions and commands, in case video learning moves to fast! Those will be sent to you in a convenient, beautifully-laminated handbook, and yet another set of instructions, ready for framing, to help round out your educational materials -- and in case you lose your laminated set! Yet another copy will be sent to your email address, so that you don't have to wait on hold, forever, while and bother our staff, waiting your email address, and published on a brilliant, laminated, pocket sized summary, and you'll be delivering your neighbors' dog shit right back to their own damned porches, within minutes! Lastly, you'll be using your newly-acquired critical thinking skills to choose either Alexa voice command OR personally arrange the controls on YOUR engineered Android or iOS app screen, yourself. What could be more fulfilling?! Altogether, the educational materials take less time than this promotion! So what are you waiting for? Your future as a Super-Engineer is waiting for you, right now! Don't delay, engineer in just a few days!"

[@joeldesrosiers5501]

i would like to make an android box so i can run my electronic grand board dartboard need a webcam and a touch screen ... could you tell me what i need to buys this (electronic dartboard Gran Board 3 )

[@mohamedmagdy-dz1pm]

Slice can be marketed as an all-in-one Media Player that can also be connected to a pc or act as a TV.

[@SujitVital]

Wow great presentation.

[@serg-5323]

flotilla sorry to tell you but i dont have that much micro usb cables thank you i will stick to my arduino :D

[@JonitoFischer]

I already have a pi connected to my tv set using a 1TB external hard drive, running xbmc and streaming to another pi upstairs... Why would I want the fancy casing and the useless leds? Moreover, they don't have the pi 3 as a compute module... I think slice is doomed...

[@robertwagner8507]

JonitoFischer yrp

[@Cloud.Strife]

Let's take this amazing mini computer that can do anything and only make it do what we want.

[@zstick]

I agree. Chaining these computers down to simple tasks like "media center" and "game console" is ridiculous and hubristic. I bought 6 of them and set them free in the forest so they can do what THEY want to do. I visit them from time to time. They seem happy.

[@Digital_Flesh76]

Bad ting deh, love it 👍👍👍👊

[@unknowncj387]

It's cool to watch this because I am watching it on a raspberry pi

[@SkeletonSyskey]

Thought this was gonna be a "Top 5" List Newspiece, Not a Tingbot Commercial.

[@pkerry12]

I have owned my pi for a week now and I am amazed what I can do just out of the box.

[@Turbo_96]

2:49 a fucking phone maybe?

[@topher829]

or an android tv box

[@codyhuweart3156]

Where can I get a slice

[@bigallan7181]

Damn, this is pretty cool, I'm buying a Raspberry Pi this week, and this is pretty good!

[@elektron2kim666]

It's a bit for the money when some do this. People were supposed to stack things up on them on their own. It can become something popular, but that's rare.

[@artanthonyenao4158]

Lovestream of my pig!Totally there only reason why i want this

[@zonky6060]

One day everyone will be living like the jetsons.

[@juleswebb8081]

7 ads in a 13minute video yay

[@starcrAT1]

Mycroft ? why not Sherlock ?? 😂😂

[@cyphi1]

Are these Kickstarter clips?

[@KungFuMojo]

"Potential for so many exciting projects..." This is no different than figuring out ways to repurpose your old smartphones and tablets.

[@savetheworldya8473]

4:34 why not make slice compatible with android too

[@jamescue7464]

Looks like the SLICE media player has gone down the (you)tubes and is no longer available?

[@monuyaabhishek]

Awesome

[@TakashiCastellon1993]

i like the Slice, i'd love to work with them when i brand my company :)

[@huntertice3883]

the first one was the on.y good one

[@pecosdave]

Tingbot looks a bit like a modernized Chumby. Love my Chumby.

[@kekekekev7114]

I found BrickPi much interesting

[@timothylawrence2789]

yea that just what i want an open source hardware device that anyone can develop for that is connected to my wifi and can turn my security system on and off and unlock my doors. do you want skynet because this is how you get skynet

[@nolmao366]

brick pi is awesome

[@n0ukf]

#3, how long will a 9v battery run a Pi even without the motors?

[@usersixthreefour7107]

you know you're lonely when you use it for a friend..... lol

[@MrFreesearcher]

Shame Mycroft is just another Google Home, or Amazon Echo. I liked the Slice media centre. Anyone can knock up a media player on Pi, installing XBMC on the SD card. The problem with a native Pi is that there's too much of a performance issue over USB to play 1080p movies. The slice is technically not a pi, since the board has be redeveloped into something else, and they have played around with the XBMC to give a more Apple TV feel.

[@kpradhamani39]

But mycroft software is open source, you cannot look up the code of any other one of these things like google home or amazon echo. I won't trust putting alexa or google assistant with its mics turned on in my house.

[@LetiferTV]

Those are some nice cases for the pie lol

[@cooperwhite8150]

Hey you should make a video showing you making a raspberry pi device I would really watch it

[@entity3383]

#1 this video

[@stephentaylor6726]

'I wanted a personal media player that was portable and has its own internal storage.' We call them mp3 players.

[@naumseipvp]

are you playing mario kart in a 3' screen using xbox controllers?

[@Hippieinthewoods]

I heard they are doing Android for PI, any info on that?

[@draz9765]

The guy in the first Product is so gorgeous..

[@blaster5800]

So we have: - A Raspberry Pi with an LCD on it - A Raspberry Pi running KODI - A Raspberry Pi with a generic robot interface, (robot made of LEGO) - A Raspberry Pi connected to some random light sensors and motors - A Raspberry Pi "Google Home wannabe", that costs 5 times more and it's worse.

[@andyb2341]

more like "5 Bullshit unnecessary gadgets built on Raspberry Pi"

[@purpleice2343]

5 Raspberry pi cases worth more than pi itself.

[@ArtificialArtist]

Or 5 gadgets clips cladded with 5 ads. .. OR how to put 5 adverts into a 13 minute clip..

[@vt_near]

You have to admit connecting it to mind storm is pretty sweet.

[@gregoriopardo119]

Andy B at least they do something. Mycroft is ok and Slice is good too

[@IkerPineapple]

am i the only one that understood "Minecraft" at 11:43? XDD

[@bigbytetech180]

No

[@primeroyal7434]

nah

[@vaykoden793]

I thought it said minecrap

[@danrodriguezrodriguez2555]

8:34 I bet in that kids head he's saying "Don't hurt me daddy."

[@andresvaldevit3692]

Slice would have been my choice if I hadn’t bought a Plex pass license.

[@cwaddle]

To be honest, the products are not bad but the boring ads don't help them

[@GASH_one]

Can you create a gadget that uploads videos in 1080p?

[@NSGMD]

The BrickPi is a more expensive micro-controller, therefore a Arduino Mega 2560 with a Raspberry Pi 3b+ costs around the same as a BrickPi alone. Which is 100$

[@thomasslone1964]

PI , mild java skills and kickstarter, like crack to unemployed scripters

[@HauntingsLibrary]

Mycroft seems like something I'd by then never use again

[@PuppetMaster8707]

I wish I was smart 😞

[@gmoney771]

matt Marshall what is smart? It's not intelligence, its dedication. Albert Einstein couldn't tie his shoes, does that mean he was stupid? No, it meant he was more interested in his thought experiments.

[@PuppetMaster8707]

garrett gaddy Einstein was the man lol but hey I still manage to blow peoples minds with the things I do and that's all that really matters

[@gmoney771]

Yup :P if you enjoy what you do an do it often you'll surprise yourself with what you can do. ;)

[@Bobby3682]

matt Marshall Islands p3p34 yu hu n. b x

[@andydunnock8114]

Mycroft using an English accent means the "weather" is 73°C.

[@joukovilander]

Andy Dunnock is that a sauna

[@jordenhorton1941]

Wait.... what if you combined the slice xbmc with the retro game wizard and had like a movie and gaming set up

[@bryanhelvy9849]

Number three is basically the brick for mindstorms seems in nesesary unless you don't have the brick

[@vampiregoat69]

LOL mycroft so affordable you can have one in every room? how is $164+ shipping affordable? HAHAHAHA

[@SamAlexander1]

I was thinking the same thing, the Amazon dot is like $45 (35 on prime day) and even the echo and the google device are cheaper then this. i like its open source and open for add-ons, but not sure that's worth such a high pricepoint.

[@AGomez1821]

Jason Larson use monopoly play money...problem solved!

[@thestarrysky223]

These guys like their ads

[@sekiko7183]

#5 has a chance to be memed to death with that voice. 😂

[@JustaRandom16]

actually the show was not avengers assemble but avengers earths mightiest heroes so its not as smart as u think

[@asbfamilystreams1550]

Number 3 is also known as "THE BRICK" that you get with the Lego Mindstorm. Why the hell do you need this?