Pi Day is March 14, for obvious reasons. In honor of the mathematically themed holiday, we have a list of some great Raspberry Pi projects that you can use with your iPhone. The tutorials below assume that you already have some working knowledge of how to build projects using Raspberry Pi. If you are new to the RPi community, head over to our guide to getting started.
Here are our favorite Raspberry Pi projects that incorporate using your iPhone or iPad. /download-free-el-capitan-osx-for-macbook-pro.html.
Adafruit Industries, Unique & fun DIY electronics and kits Adafruit Bluefruit LE SPI Friend - Bluetooth Low Energy (BLE) ID: 2633 - Would you like to add powerful and easy-to-use Bluetooth Low Energy to your robot, art or other electronics project? With BLE now included in modern smart phones and tablets, its fun to add wireless connectivity. This post shows how to change Bluetooth device address on Raspberry Pi. Bluetooth device address (aka BDADDR, Bluetooth MAC address) is a 48-bit identifier assigned to each Bluetooth chip. Whether it can be changed is depends on each chip. Fortunately, Raspberry Pi’s on-board Bluetooth chip (Cypress/Broadcom) allows device address change.
はじめに 授業でRaspberry Piを扱うことになって，できるだけ少ない配線で作業したいなと思って構築した環境です． どっちかっていうと実用ではなく学習向けの環境かも．インターネット共有はできません． 環境 MacBook Pro (13-inch, 2016, Four Thunderbolt 3 Ports) macOS Sierra 10.12.4 Raspberry Pi 3 MicroUSB 電源 Wi. You can easily find the IP address of your Raspberry Pi using the ‘IP Scan’ on your entire network. You may know that almost all of the home networks contain the combination of 254 IP addresses. So in the end, it’s an easy task to find Raspberry Pi IP address. On the raspberry pi you can then use hcitool lescan to scan for the BLE advertisements. If the address of the advertisement can be resolved using the IRK, you know with high certainty that it's the iPhone. I'm not sure if hcitool does any IRK math out of the box, but the resolving algorithm is well specified by the Bluetooth.
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Thanks to Apple's HomeKit, you can setup connected home devices, like lighting, locks, and thermostats to your iPhone and ask Siri to activate them for you. This tutorial lets you use the Raspberry Pi as a relay for Philips Hue lights for some extra DIY fun. Once connected, you can ask Siri to turn on your various connected devices that are hooked up to the RPi.
This project also uses Apple's HomeKit app, but when you set up a digital temperature sensor module, you can have it transfer data from your Raspberry Pi to your iPhone. Then, ask Siri to tell you the temperature in the room where the sensor is set up and you'll get an accurate reading.
Homebridge for Raspberry Pi is an iPhone and iPad app that makes it possible for you to turn a Raspberry Pi into a HomeKit supported hub that works with any smart device, including ones that don't originally support HomeKit. This tutorial is not for a specific project, but it is a simple, detailed guide for setting up Homebridge on your Raspberry Pi so it can communicate with your iPhone and smart devices.
This project is great for creating an outdoor security system that will alert you when something happens around the perimeter of your house. Using two Raspberry Pi units, you can set one up as a camera and the other as a notification device. Using iOS and macOS compatible software, you can get a notification sent to you, and then check to see if the movement is something you should be concerned with, or just a cat trying to find a warm place to hang out.
The Raspberry Pi is a pretty incredible little computer. But, many of the projects you need require some sort of monitor in order to get the device up and running with proper software and coding. With this VNC viewer project, you can turn your iPad (or even your iPhone) into a monitor for your Pi, so you can take care of projects without needing to set up your PC monitor (or TV set) with it.
We're all familiar with the advertisement issues facing our daily web browsing experience. If ads were a little more subdued, we wouldn't mind them so much. But, some websites take it to a whole new level. Instead of installing an ad blocker to each of your devices individually, you can use a Raspberry Pi to create a network-wide ad blocker at the router level. It's important to remember that advertising is how websites make enough money to stay afloat. We recommend you whitelist sites you visit regularly to help them keep the lights on.
Excited about Amazon Echo, but want it to work with Siri instead? Well, one DIY gadget builder figured out how to hack Alexa and switch her out with Apple's personal assistant instead. It is a complicated project that probably takes more time than justifies the result, but if you are a hardcore hacker, you'll get a kick out of getting Siri to do Alexia's work.
What is your favorite Raspberry Pi project that uses the iPhone? Have you built it? How did it go? Show us pictures of your project.
Updated March 2020: Added new great Raspberry Pi projects you can create with the help of your iPhone or iPad.
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