#rp2350

Moonshine Micro Puts Voice: A new open-source toolkit squeezes voice detection, speech-to-text, and text-to-speech onto the sub-$1 RP2350, no cloud required.

Porting Apache NuttX Adafruit: A forum maker ported Apache NuttX to the Adafruit Fruit Jam, adding USB input and a DVI framebuffer to run LVGL demos and even Doom on the RP2350.

Live Flight Tracker Feather: Turn a Feather RP2350 and a 3.5-inch TFT into a desktop flight tracker that spots planes on 1090 MHz and even flags lunar transits over a weekend.

Weekend Moon-Transit Flight Tracker: A desktop flight tracker on the Feather RP2350 that flags the exact second an aircraft crosses the Moon. A two-board weekend electronics build.

ATLAS Real-Life Tricorder Raspberry: Meet ATLAS, a rugged handheld tricorder running on the Raspberry Pi RP2350 that reads radiation, CO2, and weather, then tells you in plain English what to do.

Clintech Pico Board All: Ran out of pins on your Pico 2? Clintech's new board exposes all 48 RP2354B GPIOs in the same footprint, with room for every sensor, display, and motor.

CircuitPython 10.3.0-alpha.3 turns ESP32 and RP2350 boards into USB mics and speakers, adds a resampler, and lands an I2S input stream worth testing.

Handheld GPS Compass Adafruit: Turn a Feather RP2350, a 9-DoF IMU, and a GPS module into a pocket navigator that draws a live compass rose and never needs a cell signal to find north.

Spend a weekend building a pocket GPS compass: a Feather RP2350, PA1010D GPS, and a 9-DoF IMU draw a live, tilt-aware heading on a bright TFT screen.

The RTShield HAT adds an RP2350 microcontroller to your Raspberry Pi, giving Linux projects deterministic, real-time hardware control over a UART link.