RedBrick

An offline voice assistant designed around GNOME on Wayland. Definitely a far more valid use of time than revision for GCSEs. Here is the code: github.com/acww/VoiceAssista…

Working a bit better now that I've swapped the lipo for a wall based power supply.

Inspired by mitxela's midi slide whistle, here is my take on it using @pimoroni's tiny2040 to drive servos and Pure Data on a laptop to attempt to to self correct its pitch - needs a bit of work.

Spent a long time trying to tension the tracks, turns out the problems was them being able to flex too much.

Redbrick is now both more red and more bricky. #PiWars

It can now move at full speed without pulling it self apart, may actually be useable for #PiWars

It moves! Yet to get it to full speed.

Turns out tracks are quite hard to design from scratch. #PiWars

Bit snowy

Put my 02W from @pimoroni to work.

I have now done a controller done with @pimoroni's Pico lipo controlling @pimoroni's Tiny 2040 in the body, which is 3cm shorter than before.

Its finally working via remote control, next thing to do is clean up the code and transfer the controller code onto a Pico Lipo.

Sorted out the wires a bit, next thing to do is to add an IR receiver. Am I able to treat the SWC or SWD pins as as pins or do they behave differently?

LiPos!

Just seen @mediablip's #PiWars up the garden path run. Wow that's fast