Here at Raspberry Pi, we know that getting physical with computing is often a catalyst for creativity. Building a simple circuit can open up a world of making possibilities! This ethos of tinkering and invention is also being used in the classroom to inspire a whole new generation of makers too, and here is why
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Scalable clusters make HPC development easy as Raspberry Pi Space Daily A quest to help the systems software community work on very large supercomputers without having to actually test on them has spawned an affordable, scalable system using thousands of inexpensive Raspberry Pi nodes. It brings a powerful …
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htxt.africa FatPiBoy is a different kind of Raspberry Pi emulator htxt.africa You've got a lot of options when it comes to making a Raspberry Pi emulator with more inventive variations seemingly coming out every day. Christian Reinbacher created his emulator with a very specific set of requirements. It needed to use a Raspberry ..
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Python keeps a gecko happy: terrarium automation with Raspberry Pi Hackaday For better or worse, pets often serve as inspiration and test subjects for hardware hacks: smarten up that hamster wheel, tweet the squirrel hunting adventures from a dog's point of view, or automate and remote control a reptile enclosure. [TheYOSH], a …
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PCWorld Master Raspberry Pi Programming With This In-Depth Training Bundle, Now Over 90% Off PCWorld Learning the fundamentals behind computer programming and robotics doesn't have to be a mind-numbing slog through dense lines of code—or at least that's the philosophy behind the Raspberry Pi microcomputer and its suite of educational tools. Whether …
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Geeky Gadgets Raspberry Pi OctoPrint Monitors And Streams Your 3D Print In Real Time Geeky Gadgets 3D printing enthusiasts looking for a way to monitor and control their 3D prints using a Raspberry Pi mini PC may be interested in OctoPrint, a free open source software which is being created and is maintained by Gina Häußge. Once installed onto your …
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Control and monitor your 3D printer remotely with a Raspberry Pi and OctoPrint. Timelapse of OctoPrint Ornament Printed on a bq Witbox STL file can be found here: http://www.thingiverse.com/thing:191635 OctoPrint is located here: http://www.octoprint.org 3D printing Whether you have a 3D printer at home or use one at your school or local makerspace, it’s fair to assume you’ve had a failed print or two in your time
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Prepare to run a Code Club with our newest free online course, available now on FutureLearn! FutureLearn: Prepare to Run a Code Club Ready to launch! Our free FutureLearn course ‘Prepare to Run a Code Club’ starts next week and you can sign up now: https://www.futurelearn.com/courses/code-club Code Club As of today, more than 10000 Code Clubs run in 130 countries, delivering free coding opportunities to approximately 150000 children across the globe. As an organisation, Code Club provides free learning resources and training materials to supports the ever-growing and truly inspiring community of volunteers and educators who set up and run Code Clubs.
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