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I have designed a hat for the Raspberry Pi, the STorM32 Raspberry Pi Hat, plus an extension board. This allows us to build a very versatile and convenient platform for running a STorM32 gimbal in combination with a Raspberry Pi, and should enable all sorts of cool projects, which also require computing power in addition to a gimbal. | |||
The main information on this project you will find [http://www.olliw.eu/2020/storm32-raspberry-pi-hat/ here]. However, below some teasers for your quick reference. | |||
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Latest revision as of 07:47, 2 June 2020
I have designed a hat for the Raspberry Pi, the STorM32 Raspberry Pi Hat, plus an extension board. This allows us to build a very versatile and convenient platform for running a STorM32 gimbal in combination with a Raspberry Pi, and should enable all sorts of cool projects, which also require computing power in addition to a gimbal.
The main information on this project you will find here. However, below some teasers for your quick reference.
