Raspberry Pi has launched a new product that would make it easier to build robots out of LEGO components. The Build HAT (or Hardware Attached on Top), as it is called, is an add-on device that ...

which will let you write software to control the robot parts you’ve got hooked up. Programing Lego’s SPIKE components with Python isn’t a unique selling feature from Raspberry Pi — the ...

If you want to make your version even more advanced, though, a gesture-copying robot arm might just be what you're looking for. What this Raspberry Pi-powered LEGO arm does is analyze your hand ...

You can check the list that Raspberry Pi has compiled of all the compatible Lego elements, which also includes pieces from the Lego Mindstorms robot inventor kit, for example. The Build Hat is ...

along with Lego Star Wars. One of the most famous Star Wars robots, a glorious $800 AT-AT, was just released for Cyber Monday and you can sign up for the waitlist. SunFounder Raspberry Pi Car DIY ...

BrickPi has been developed by Dexter Industries to transform the Raspberry Pi mini computer into a Lego robot, and consists of a board and case that connects directly to a Lego Mindstorms sensor.

Check out the demonstration video below to learn more about the shooting robot turret. Matthias explains a little more about the inspiration behind the Lego Raspberry Pi robot turret.

Raspberry Pi owners could soon be using their computers to power humanoid robots after a campaign to ... on Kickstarter to fund the project. Best LEGO deals in Amazon's 2025 spring sale The ...

and powers your Raspberry Pi and Lego Mindstorms paraphernalia.The other half of the BrickPi is, of course, the casing. After all, you can’t have a robot without something to secure the ...

DIY Michelson-Morley interferometer proves precision with Raspberry Pi and Lego. Affordable setup by Kyra Cole highlights ...

Many makers like to integrate Lego into their Raspberry Pi projects, and today we've got a beautiful example to share of such a collaboration. Maker, author and developer Sean McManus is using our ...