While the Raspberry Pi has very good support for an I2C bus ... [Louis] wanted to play with SPI in Python, so he added a C extension to the spidev.c file (available here) that allows him ...

Furthermore, the Raspberry Pi supports several high-level programming languages like Java, Ruby, Scratch, and Python — compared to just C/C++ on the Arduino. Pairing this with the Pi's 64-bit ...

However, everything changed when I bought my first Raspberry Pi Zero in 2016. Since it was a lot less powerful than the ...

The project is rounded out with a bunch of Python tools used to interface with the controller, available on Github. Performance is limited by the non-realtime nature of the Raspberry Pi’s user ...