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Have you ever wanted to know how to power your SBC from the GPIO header? If so, this video may help!

We received a review on the ODROID-HC1 from a satisfied customer who stated he is using it to run Home Assistant, and he was very pleased by the performance. Works with Home Assistant for Home Automation Tony on Aug 23,...

Why spend years learning to play a musical instrument when you could program a robot to do it for you? This month, we show you how to build a glockenspiel-playing robot. Build a color sensing light Sharpen your tools Master...

Build a Rootin’ Tootin’, Dual-Bootin’ ODROID Tablet: Using the ODROID-C0 to Make a Professional Grade Tablet for Under USD$100 The G Spot: Your Goto Destination for all Things That Are Android Gaming Implementing GPIO IRQ Handlers: Using Python 3 To...

From Dante Roumega on hackster.io: As you may have seen in a previous project we made a Raspberry Pi and Arduino laptop out of some cheap parts and cardboard. As you might have guessed cardboard isn't the best material to...

Here at ameriDroid, we use the products we sell for our own infrastructure. The Cloudshell2 running 2x 1TB hard disk drives (HDDs) that we've been using for a few years has gotten rather full, so we're building a higher-capacity solution...

This video takes the viewer through the first steps to creating a program to control an ATMega328 microcontroller.

Raspberry Pi 4 model B: It's the new kid on the single board computer block, and it's got more power, speed, memory, and IO options than it's predecessors, yet it's still packed into the same credit card sized space as...

Here at ameriDroid, we're fans of the Red programming language. Red is a full-stack language. "Full-stack" means that the language excels at writing low-level code (like hardware drivers and operating system kernels) as well as the highest-level code (like Domain...