With Raspberry Pi projects using home assistant services such as Amazon Alexa and Google Home becoming more and more popular, we invited Raspberry Pi maker Matt ‘ Raspberry Pi Spy ‘ Hawkins to write a guest post about his latest project, the Pi Spy Alexa Skill.
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Raspberry Pi Spy’s Alexa Skill
Geeky Gadgets Raspberry Pi Powered Nerf Sentry Gun Geeky Gadgets Maker Tyler Lugger has published a great project to the Hackster.io website which details how you can use a Pi mini PC to create a Raspberry Pi powered Nerf sentry gun, that uses facial recognition to lock on to its target and then opened fire. Watch ..
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eeNews Europe Raspberry Pi -ready 10.1″ PCAP touch screen kit eeNews Europe The Kit requires 12V at 2A to drive the TFT display, touch panel and backlight, and 5V at 2A to power the Pi. Features include a multi-touch input PCAP touch screen offering pinch, zoom and rotate, which can be either USB or I2C connected if preferred … and more »
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eeNews Europe Raspberry Pi-ready 10.1″ PCAP touch screen kit | eeNews Europe eeNews Europe Inelco Hunter, who designed and continues to supply the current 7 inch official Raspberry Pi screen, has developed a new 10.1 inch kit for customers looking to create a larger screen format solution running from a Raspberry Pi, or to upgrade from the … and more »
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Raspberry Pi Alternatives Linux Journal The phenomenon behind the Raspberry Pi computer series has been pretty amazing. It's obvious why it has become so popular for Linux projects—it's a low-cost computer that's actually quite capable for the price, and the GPIO pins allow you to use it in ..
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Coolest Projects is a world-leading annual showcase that empowers and inspires the next generation of digital creators, innovators, changemakers, and entrepreneurs. Young people come to the event to exhibit the cool ideas they have been working on throughout the year. And from 2018, Coolest Projects is open to young people across the Raspberry Pi community
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Coolest Projects: for young people across the Raspberry Pi community
Design Products & Applications (press release) Industrialise your Raspberry Pi – a cost-effective & time-saving solution Design Products & Applications (press release) Inelco Hunter has announced the availability of a 10.1in PCAP Touch Screen Kit, developed to work with the Raspberry Pi . This cost-effective, pre-assembled display Kit will realise the potential of the Raspberry Pi , turning it into a complete system … and more »
InAVate Matrix Voice turns Raspberry Pi into voice recognition system InAVate Following a successful crowdfunding effort on Indiegogo last year, Matrix Voice is now available. It has been described as 'Alexa for Raspberry – Pi ', it is a development board with built-in microphones to bring custom voice recognition to any project …
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Geeky Gadgets Raspberry Pi Pmod HAT Adds Plug And Play Support For Rapid Prototyping Geeky Gadgets Raspberry Pi uses searching for a quick way to add extra modules to their Raspberry Pi using plug-and-play support and requiring only that the host Raspberry Pi is booted with the Pmod HAT attached. May be interested in a new piece of hardware called …
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The Register Take a former NSA head hacker, a Raspberry Pi , weird Kiwi radios and what do you get? The Register ShmooCon The news that Rob Joyce, former head of the NSA's hacking squad and now White House cybersecurity coordinator, was giving a talk at the ShmooCon hacking conference raised hopes he would offer up some juicy insights into the surveillance state …
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