Optogenetics for 100 Euros Hackaday FlyPi is based on a 3D-printed mainframe, a Raspberry Pi computer, and a high-definition camera system supplemented by Arduino-based optical and thermal control circuits. FlyPi features optional modules for LED-based fluorescence microscopy and …
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Digital Trends Modder saws the Raspberry Pi 3 down to create a compact, credit card-sized PC Digital Trends For starters, the prototype consists of a protective black case that roughly consumes the same physical footprint as the Raspberry Pi 3, but measures 7mm thick.
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Long read written by Pimoroni’s Paul Beech, best enjoyed over a cup o’ grog. Every couple of years, I’ve done a “State of the Fleet” update here on the Raspberry Pi blog to tell everyone how the Sheffield Pirates are doing. Half a decade has gone by in a blink, but reading back over the previous posts shows that a lot has happened in that time ! TL;DR We’re an increasingly medium-sized design/manufacturing/e-commerce business with workshops in Sheffield, UK, and Essen, Germany, and we employ almost 40 people
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BGR India How to build a Google Glass-like wearable computer using Raspberry Pi BGR India Fascinated by Google Glass, Paul Miller, a writer at The Verge, took it to himself to build his own wearable computer using the Raspberry Pi tinker board.
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Raspberry Pi Tracks Office Happiness Hackaday It's always great to see people who haven't had the opportunity to work with hardware like the Raspberry Pi before come up with a great project and have fun putting it together. [Katja]'s company has a two-day hackfest where employees can work on some …
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TechRepublic How to give your Raspberry Pi 'state-of-the art computer vision … TechRepublic The Intel Movidius Neural Compute Stick promises to boost the rate at which the Pi can carry out vision-related tasks like facial and object recognition. and more »
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TechRepublic How to give your Raspberry Pi 'state-of-the art computer vision' using Intel's Neural Compute Stick TechRepublic The $35 Raspberry Pi has long been capable of running image recognition software, with hobbyists using the board to pick out everything from faces in videos to obstacles in a robot's path. Now the Intel Movidius Neural Compute Stick (NCS) promises to … and more »
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Geeky Gadgets Unicorn Shield For Raspberry Pi And Arduino Helps You Learn To Code (video) Geeky Gadgets The Coding Unicorn shield was created to be easily attached to a Raspberry Pi or an Arduino. You can learn to program and include it in your projects or even just use it as an awesome decoration! All packages, or perks, will come with a lot of code …
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Unless you’re planning to fit your Raspberry Pi inside a build, you may find yourself in need of a case to protect it from dust, damage and/or the occasional pet attack. Here are some of our favourite 3D-printed cases, for which files are available online so you can recreate them at home
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Four Affordable Raspberry Pi Alternatives You Can Buy Today NDTV Raspberry Pi is a tiny, single-board computer that allows people to do things such as develop software, watch movies, mine cryptocurrency, and many other things. You're probably thinking that your smartphone can do all that, but then your smartphone ..
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