[Jeff]’s demo unit (shown above) is simply a Raspberry Pi 3 with WiFi and Bluetooth, and an SD card loaded up with reelyActive’s software. Connect the Pi to the Internet, and you have a smart ...

Looking to capitalize on his familiarity with the Raspberry ... the Pi represented a considerable cost savings. With Python and evdev, he was able to take input from a commercial Bluetooth game ...

Before you can get started, reverse engineering is necessary in any case, for example to determine the CAN IDs and signal ... Raspberry Pi Zero WH connected via the CAN attachment emulates a ...