gbaman/balloon-pi-tay-popper
To pop balloons you might usually use a pin. Here you’ll be doing the same, but using a GPIO ‘Pin’ on your Raspberry Pi, not the pin you might be thinking of!
A set of work in progress materials for using the Raspberry Pi in the classroom for teaching pupils computer science, technology and science
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To pop balloons you might usually use a pin. Here you’ll be doing the same, but using a GPIO ‘Pin’ on your Raspberry Pi, not the pin you might be thinking of!
Wire up a series of buttons that play particular sounds when pressed
Simple, easy to build Arduino based light painter
Sonic Pi - Audible Computing