The Arduino Nano and Raspberry Pi Pico are programmed in different ways. The Nano uses the Arduino IDE with the Arduino code language (based on C++). If you're already familiar with this ...

While that can be awkward, it’s not a deal-breaker by any means, especially when this Pi Pico SSTV decoder makes it cheap and easy to get into slow-scan television. There’s not much to [Jon ...

From DIY 3D printers to FPV drones, there's a lot you could do with your Arduino microcontroller ... on your Raspberry Pi Pico is to download Thonny, an open-source Python IDE.

[yyzkevin] shows us a PCMCIA WiFi card built using a Pi Pico W, talking PCI ISA. This card brings modern-day WiFi connectivity to his IBM PC110, without requiring a separate router set up for ...