Geeky Gadgets Raspberry Pi Magazine Issue 62 Now Available With LEGO Projects And More Geeky Gadgets The official Raspberry Pi magazine has once again launched a new issue in the form of number 62 which this month features projects combining LEGO the awesome Pi mini PC.
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TechRepublic Raspberry Pi laptop? Here's a super-simple kit you can build yourself TechRepublic A $250 Raspberry Pi -powered 'laptop' that you build yourself will be available from November
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Hertfordshire pilots NHS Digital's Raspberry Pi telehealth kit ComputerWeekly.com Hertfordshire Community NHS Trust has launched a pilot using a telehealth system created on a Raspberry Pi to monitor patients at home. The trust is the first to trial the telehealth kit, called MediPi, which was created by NHS Digital in 2016
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Geeky Gadgets PiSerialixed Raspberry Pi 3 UART USB Board (video) Geeky Gadgets If you want to use a Raspberry Pi 3 ( or for that matter, a Pi Zero) , a typical initial set up requires a Television, an HDMI Cable and a keyboard.
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Hi folks, Rob here from The MagPi. I’m excited to introduce to you all issue 62 of The MagPi, in which we go block crazy with LEGO! This month’s magazine is brimming with 14 pages of magnificent Raspberry Pi projects using these ubiquitous building blocks. LEGO of everything and get one from the shops right now! LEGO + Raspberry Pi In our cover feature you’ll find fun tutorials from our friends at Dexter Industries , such as a Rubik’s cube-solving robot and a special automaton that balances on two wheels.
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MagPi 62: become a LEGO master builder
htxt.africa Make a GameCube Classic Mini with this 3D print and a Raspberry Pi htxt.africa With Nintendo seemingly going through their old consoles and releasing them as “Classic Mini” versions, one maker has taken it upon themselves to skip ahead to the GameCube. User “Sparrows89” has created this 3D printed enclosure for a Raspberry Pi …
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EE Times IBM Uses Deep Learning to Train Raspberry Pi EE Times The deep learning model has yet to be deployed to a physical device, said McKenna, but the study demonstrates that the reduction in computational expense means the simulation of a physics model could be done an Raspberry Pi or any other low-end …
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EE Times IBM Uses Deep Learning to Train Raspberry Pi Devices EE Times The deep learning model has yet to be deployed to a physical device, said McKenna, but the study demonstrates that the reduction in computational expense means the simulation of a physics model could be done an Raspberry Pi or any other low-end …
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EE Times IBM Research Uses Deep Learning to Train Raspberry Pi Devices EE Times The deep learning model has yet to be deployed to a physical device, said McKenna, but the study demonstrates that the reduction in computational expense means the simulation of a physics model could be done an Raspberry Pi or any other low-end …
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The Verge Kano's latest DIY computer kit is a $250 Raspberry Pi laptop The Verge It's still basically a dressed-up Raspberry Pi 3 that runs the Kano OS software, and it's still designed to help teach children to basics of coding. But the Computer Kit Complete is a full, standalone machine that kids can put together, with an …
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