If you're looking for a Raspberry Pi Pico project that's easy to build and easy to code, you can't go wrong with the Mood Indicator. It's a fun way to dip your toes into Raspberry Pi programming ...

Mount your Raspberry Pi, connect the new USB keyboard, and button everything back into place. The results are guaranteed to be less elegant than the Raspberry Pi 400, but more satisfying.

Raspberry Pi Pico models can be used for a wide range of projects. For example, you can use them to run motors, to control LED light strips or matrix displays, to create a battery-powered smart ...

You can use the power of Raspberry Pi, a button, and a simple motor to build a dog treat dispenser so humanity's best friend can reap the rewards of artificial intelligence.

Build a Raspberry Pi-powered computer Photo: Michael Davis There are a few builds out there for making a Raspberry Pi-powered computer setup, from the quick and easy to more expert-level projects.

1. Stop motion camera There are many ways to make use of the optional Pi camera module, and one of them is to set up a stop-motion-capable rig. Collect some Lego minifigs and you can be churning ...

Mount your Raspberry Pi, connect the new USB keyboard, and button everything back into place. The results are guaranteed to be less elegant than the Raspberry Pi 400, but more satisfying.

You can use the power of Raspberry Pi, a button, and a simple motor to build a dog treat dispenser so humanity's best friend can reap the rewards of artificial intelligence.