Raspberry Pi converts Telegram messages into morse code

The community of enthusiasts who give free rein to their imagination through the use of Single Board Computers such as Raspberry Pi is growing more and more. On the pages of geekinco we talk to you quite frequently about the most interesting projects that appear on the web and the protagonist of today's news is a project created by Dmytro Panin, also known as Dr2mod, which used a Raspberry Pi to translate Telegram messages in Morse code. In practice, if you do not want to open Telegram to check the new messages that have just arrived, you can take advantage of visual signals (ie the flashing of a light) to know its content.

Dr2mod is a rather well-known character. in the homebrew environment for Raspberry Pi having already carried out other projects in the past, such as a system capable of playing Flappy Bird thanks to the use of an artificial intelligence algorithm. Specifically, Panin used a Raspberry Pi Zero W, a USB power module, a light and some cables to make this project. Everything was installed inside a 3D printed case.



Photo Credit: Dr2mod
Recently, we also told you about another interesting project, created by Adrian Papineau, who transformed a Raspberry Pi Zero 2 W into a nunchuck-like device on the Nintendo Wii console connected to wearable glasses with displays. Find more information in our previous dedicated article.