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Is someone here? This project can let you know! You can use a Fruit Jam running CircuitPython with a USB webcam to run a local front face detection model from OpenCV and output the camera feed over DVI, When a face is detected, a green box is drawn around the face. This is a great way to add person detection to projects, like a video doorbell, without connecting to Th...


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The Python for Microcontrollers Newsletter is the place for the latest news involving Python on hardware (microcontrollers AND single board computers like Raspberry Pi).

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Have you wanted to add audio to your DVI video in CircuitPython? In games, programs, etc.?

Now you can! In the latest bleeding edge version of CircuitPython, DVI audio has been added.

Several examples show you how to implement things currently. Later updates to CircuitPython may add additional capabilities into the mix. This is to get you started as it w...


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The Python for Microcontrollers Newsletter is the place for the latest news involving Python on hardware (microcontrollers AND single board computers like Raspberry Pi).

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Adafruit Industries has published STEMMA Detect on GitHub, a Python tool that scans a Raspberry Pi I²C bus, identifies known STEMMA QT sensors, and can install the matching CircuitPython drivers. It is not a universal I²C device identifier: it only recognizes chips that have a bundled probe module.

The catalog holds 122 device definitions, 93 with definitive pr...


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