Using the Chroot SSH trick
Austin explains a trick for getting LIRC to work in the chroot that runs on the Raspberry Pi.
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Project Profile Part 2: Sonar Sensor
Ella defies the PCB Ruler’s physical limitations with this sonar-powered project!
Project Profile: PCB Ruler Level With BeagleBone Black
Check out a brief project profile on how to make your own handy DIY level!
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Using a Raspberry Pi as a Universal Remote
Turn your Raspberry Pi into a universal remote with this fun project!
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Custom Function Generator- Community Project
A Digilent community member shares his Custom Function Generator project!
The Home Automation Tech Takeover
Looking to do some Home Automation? Look no further, for LabVIEW can help with all your devices-working-on-their-own, smart home needs!
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Using the Analog Discovery and Waveforms as a Semiconductor Curve Tracer
Brandon continues his Analog Discovery 2 tutorial series.
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How to Make a Physical Interface for a LabVIEW VI
Austin shares the last installment in his recent project series… a physical control system for a LabVIEW VI!
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DIY Makey Makey using LabVIEW and a WF32
Austin teaches how to replicate his homemade Makey Makey, which turns anything conductive into your computer’s keyboard.
Creating a Touch Sensitive Piano with BeagleBone Black and LabVIEW
Austin showcases his latest project, a homemade touch sensitive piano!
Digilent Halloween Prank Using a BeagleBone Black and LabVIEW
Austin puts the nerves of unsuspecting Digilent employees to the test!
Open Collector vs. Open Drain
Talesa illustrates the differences between Pmod OC1 and Pmod OD1!
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