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Hubway’s Data Visualization Challenge
This is my entry to Hubway Data Visualization Contest. I thought it’d be interesting to see the fastest bikers inbetween every station, and at what times of day the rides occurred. I’ve also created a...
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War ‘Shipping’
War driving – the act of searching for Wi-Fi wireless networks by a person in a moving vehicle, using a portable computer, smartphone or personal digital assistant (PDA). My initial idea for War...
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How to Turn Your Raspberry Pi into a Fully Functional Web Server
First we will start with the shopping list. You will need one of each of the required items. This list is assuming you already have a USB keyboard and USB mouse. QTY Required Items Price(USD)* 1...
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How to turn your Raspberry Pi into an FM Transmitter
For those who don’t know, the Raspberry Pi can transmit an FM signal directly. It’s a surprisingly powerful signal, too, and it’s very easy to do. Following the guide on the Imperial College Robotics...
View ArticleUsing PHP/cURL to Create News and Event Items in Sitefinity using WCF
Earlier in the year, my company had decided that we will be moving websites to a new provider, Sitefinity. I couldn’t be happier with the decision, as it is a very modern and robust Web CMS. My only...
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How to Tether Your Raspberry Pi with your iPhone 5
If you have been reading my blog lately you know that I have done a lot of projects involving Raspberry Pi‘s, the $35 dollar credit card sized Linux computer. Because of its small size, I recently...
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Turn Your Raspberry Pi Into a WiFi Hotspot with Edimax Nano USB EW-7811Un...
I’m writing this blog to help anyone with an Edimax Nano USB WiFi adapter (EW-7811Un) configure a Wireless Accesss Point. The main reason I wrote this post is because the Edimax was the first wireless...
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Verified: Raspberry Pi and 3G Sierra Wireless 250u Aircard from Sprint
I am writing this quick post as I recently had a very difficult time getting the Sierra Wireless 250u 3G USB modem from Sprint working on my Raspberry Pi. I also had seen anyone else on the web or...
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Ditch Your Cable Modem/ISP With a Tethered iPhone and Raspberry Pi
Last month, I wrote a blog post about tethering your iPhone to your Raspberry Pi. I got a lot of emails regarding this post, and one in particular caught my eye. It was from a fellow...
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Using your Raspberry Pi as a Wireless Router and Web Server
I got an email earlier in the week from some students at SoonChunHyang University, about 100km from Seoul, Korea. They are working on a project where they are using Raspberry Pi’s as a web server, but...
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Google Chromecast: Unboxing and Review (Pictures and Video)
My Google Chromecast arrived last night, so I decided to write a quick post showing the unboxing, setup, and some of the features. Chromecast Unboxing First, the packaging: Its not exactly the same...
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Beginners Guide To Turn Your Raspberry Pi into an Affordable Bitcoin Mining Rig
First off, I know this post is a little late in the game as it is becoming less profitable for amateurs to mine Bitcoins, and that there are more efficient ways to go about this. But I am writing this...
View ArticleTurn your Raspberry Pi into a Translator with Speech Recognition and Playback...
I get many requests from people who are still looking f […]
View ArticleMy Universal Translator (PiTranslate) Featured on Make Magazine
This is a prototype I completed last year, but have been working closely with Make Magazine and Radioshack to create this great step by step guide for their Weekend Project Campaign. Check out the...
View ArticleUnboxing Kano: A Computer You Make Yourself
November 20th 2013, Alex Klein reached out to me about a kick starter project he was about to launch for a product he created, Kano. His idea was simple: “We’ve created a simple, fun computer and...
View ArticleWhat Is My IP?
UPDATE 5/27/15: WhatsMyIP.Me now gets 5,000 hits an hour! Incredible! I recently have been experiencing issues at work where one of my two ISP’s would go down. I have a Cisco firewall that handles the...
View ArticleCurrent Projects
First off, I would like to apologize to my readers for not updating this blog more frequently. The reason for my absence has been that I accepted a new role helping to launch a research and...
View ArticleMy Universal Translator (PiTranslate) Featured on Make Magazine
This is a prototype I completed last year, but have been working closely with Make Magazine and Radioshack to create this great step by step guide for their Weekend Project Campaign. Check out the...
View ArticleUnboxing Kano: A Computer You Make Yourself
November 20th 2013, Alex Klein reached out to me about a kick starter project he was about to launch for a product he created, Kano. His idea was simple: “We’ve created a simple, fun computer and...
View ArticleWhat Is My IP?
UPDATE 5/27/15: WhatsMyIP.Me now gets 5,000 hits an hour! Incredible! I recently have been experiencing issues at work where one of my two ISP’s would go down. I have a Cisco firewall that handles the...
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