Do you ever feel like your family’s schedule is all over the place?In this video, I will show you how to build a simple, smart family planner using a Raspberry Pi 5, a touchscreen display, and a 3D-printed stand! It’s got a calendar, weather updates, and even a digital photo frame – all powered by free software.
ADDITIONAL INFORMATION
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Visit my blog for the project write-up and more detailed setup instructions –
Download the 3D Print Files –
PURCHASE LINKS
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Raspberry Pi 5 –
MicroSD Card –
SunFounder 10.1″ Touch Display –
M2.5 x 12mm Button Head Screws –
M6 x 50mm Hex Head Bolts –
M6 x 40mm Hex Head Bolts –
M6 Hex Nuts –
Tools & Equipment Used:
USB-C Pencil Screwdriver –
Bambulab X1C –
Bambulab P1S –
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You can also use an Intel I7 with 64gb of ram to run this 🙂
🥲. I need a 3-D printer, but don’t have room for it even though I could afford it because of where I live and now I have a bunch of monitors just laying here with no way to really support them. Plus I messed up and bought the wrong one that was pi5 compatible so the connectors are all wrong. I bought it on Black Friday sale which wasn’t much of a sale because in me hurrying to get it I bought the wrong thing.😂. If there was a national Pi swap meet, I would definitely have to show up🎉😂
I just got a couple of Freenove cases that has a built in 4.3 inch display, and speakers and it looks like maybe an old-fashioned a AM radio from the 70s but with RGB lighting inside the case. I don’t know how successful I’m going to be, but I’m trying to build MANET communications network use a PCIEM2 board with Wi-Fi 7. It would be cruel to have something that you could use for voice communication video or even as a network hub as an AP mesh. Like a video intercom, for example, could be one of its features, and it could even be used with any other like configured device without an additional router because all of them are routers. Try to interface it with a mestastic device for a fourth band, and back up GPS because it really needs a couple of more modules that I haven’t even ordered yet because they’re pretty pricey yet almost $90 apiece but they’re centimeter accuracy GNOS. Then that becomes the standard for the RV community around the country and world
How much did everything cost ?
Is there a more detailed video of this project? I want to do this. Does that screen come bigger?