How to turn your Raspberry Pi into the ultimate chess trainer

Picochess is a chess program for the Raspberry Pi that you can use to carry out analyses, train openings, and master games.

What else can AI do? 7 uses beyond chatbots and image generation

While cloud-based AI solutions are all the rage, local AI tools are more powerful than ever. Your gaming PC can do a lot more ...

NIT Rourkela develops low-cost AI Robot that can talk, understand emotions; patent secured

Researchers at NIT Rourkela have patented an AI-powered social robot that interacts naturally with users. It recognises emotions and gestures.  | Education News ...

Build a Budget 1440p Gaming PC for under $350

Build a budget gaming PC under $350 using an HP TG01, Ryzen 7 5700G, and a $180 RX 7600 for smooth 1440p play, and enjoy 90 ...
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Plug Into USB, Read Hostname And IP Address

Ever wanted to just plug something in and conveniently read the hostname and IP addresses of a headless board like a ...
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I used an Intel N100 mini-PC as a standalone Proxmox node – it went really well

So, I figured I could try a little experiment where I’d repurpose an old Intel N100 system into a standalone Proxmox rig. The device in question is my Aiffro K100 mini-PC/NAS, which has served as a ...
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I built an low-power NAS out of a Raspberry Pi

To start, I installed Raspberry Pi OS Lite, since it is easy on system resources. Definitely make sure to set up your ...

You Can Turn Your Raspberry Pi Into A TV - Here's How

By combining a Raspberry Pi, a small LCD display, and a retro-infused 3D printed case, one Argentinian maker has built a mini ...