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Here is #BCPhysComp student Hunter showing the inside of his @Raspberry_Pi Pico-powered coffee maker. Checks temp, weighs & grinds beans, pumps water. It was some good brew & a great project. All in #CircuitPython, too. 1/2 since Mastodon doesn't do video well. #BuiltWithProfG.
#circuitpython #bcphyscomp #builtwithprofg @Raspberry Pi :raspberrypi:

#CircuitPython and @Raspberry_Pi Pico powered cofffee maker from Hunter. One of many end of semester projects from @BostonCollege Physical Computing #BCPhysComp.
#circuitpython #bcphyscomp @Raspberry Pi :raspberrypi:

Super simple and inexpensive #robot controlled from @adafruit io over MQTT using a @Raspberry_Pi Pico W, two continuous rotation servos, a speaker, and powered by a mobile phone battery. Coded in Circuit Python. Using this in my Spring #BCPhysComp course. Will post video lessons, soon. Let’s roll!
#robot #bcphyscomp @Raspberry Pi :raspberrypi: @adafruit

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