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My Universal Translator (PiTranslate) Featured on Make Magazine

by Dave Conroy | Sep 15, 2014 | Raspberry Pi, Tutorials

This is a prototype I completed last year, but have been working closely with Make Magazine and Radioshack to create this great step by step guide for their Weekend Project Campaign. Check out the guide here, and the amazingly awesome video...
Turn your Raspberry Pi into a Translator with Speech Recognition and Playback (60+ languages)

Turn your Raspberry Pi into a Translator with Speech Recognition and Playback (60+ languages)

by Dave Conroy | Oct 29, 2013 | Gadgets, Raspberry Pi, Talks, Tutorials

UPDATE This project has been picked up by Make Magazine and Radioshack to create this great step by step guide for their Weekend Project Campaign. Check out the guide here, and the amazingly awesome video below: I get many requests from people who are still looking...
Beginners Guide To Turn Your Raspberry Pi into an Affordable Bitcoin Mining Rig

Beginners Guide To Turn Your Raspberry Pi into an Affordable Bitcoin Mining Rig

by Dave Conroy | Aug 13, 2013 | Blockchain, Raspberry Pi, Tutorials

First off, I know this post is a little late in the game as it is becoming less profitable for amateurs to mine Bitcoins, and that there are more efficient ways to go about this. But I am writing this anyways for posterity’s sake as I know for a fact there are...

Using your Raspberry Pi as a Wireless Router and Web Server

by Dave Conroy | Jul 18, 2013 | Raspberry Pi, Tutorials

I got an email earlier in the week from some students at SoonChunHyang University, about 100km from Seoul, Korea. They are working on a project where they are using Raspberry Pi’s as a web server, but also wanted to be able to control the Pi’s via their...

Ditch Your Cable Modem/ISP With a Tethered iPhone and Raspberry Pi

by Dave Conroy | Jul 17, 2013 | Raspberry Pi, Tutorials

Last month, I wrote a blog post about tethering your iPhone to your Raspberry Pi. I got a lot of emails regarding this post, and one in particular caught my eye. It was from a fellow tech-enthusiast/cord cutter who wanted to save the ~60$ a month that he was paying...

Turn Your Raspberry Pi Into a WiFi Hotspot with Edimax Nano USB EW-7811Un (RTL8188CUS chipset)

by Dave Conroy | Jul 10, 2013 | Raspberry Pi, Tutorials

I’m writing this blog to help anyone with an Edimax Nano USB WiFi adapter (EW-7811Un) configure a Wireless Accesss Point. The main reason I wrote this post is because the Edimax was the first wireless adapter I ever recommended(turning a Raspberry Pi into a...
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