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- 1Build your own USB sound card with Raspberry Pi Pico 2●Video: USB-Soundkarte selber bauen mit Raspberry Pico 2 Mit einem Raspberry Pi könnt ihr eine Soundkarte basteln, die ei
German tech outlet Heise has published a video tutorial showing how to build a DIY USB sound card using the Raspberry Pi Pico 2. The microcontroller's onboard programmable I/O makes it flexible enough to act as a sound processor, and the guide walks viewers through the full process. Hobbyist electronics projects like this are popular in the maker community, and the Pi Pico line remains a favorite for cheap audio experiments.
- 2AI discovers new recipes for growing carbon nanotube forests▼AI finds different recipes for carbon nanotube forests with matching structures
Researchers have used artificial intelligence to identify different process recipes that produce carbon nanotube forests with matching structures. The finding suggests multiple manufacturing routes can yield the same nanotube architecture, which could make production more flexible and reliable for electronics, materials and other applications that depend on precisely structured nanotubes.
- 3Robotics podcast collects questions on flexible electronics▼RE: https:// mastodon.social/@RobotTalkPod/ 117313986807916006 Don't forget to send me your questions for Zlatka! What w
The Robot Talk podcast is inviting listeners to send in questions for an upcoming conversation with Zlatka, a guest working on flexible electronics for robots. The host is asking what people would most like to know about the field, which covers bendable, stretchable materials that could let robots move and sense in new ways. It is a call for audience participation ahead of the episode's recording.