Geeky gadgets ProtoRack Raspberry Pi Professional Rack Mounting Solution Geeky gadgets Raspberry Pi developers and hackers looking for an professional way to store and manage more than one Raspberry Pi mini PC might be interested in this new rack system designed specifically for the Raspberry Pi called the ProtoRack, which supports up to
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Use a Raspberry Pi to Automate Your Blinds and Air Conditioner Lifehacker Using a Raspberry Pi , WiFi dongle, a old stepper motor, driver, and a few other parts, Rieger created a system where he could control both his blinds and his air conditioner from a web interface. It's a pretty simple automation project, but if you live …
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ProtoRack PiTower – New Rack for Raspberry Pi from Flikto Newsday The Raspberry Pi can now be rack-mounted and fan cooled, following the launch today of the ProtoRack PiTower by Flikto GmbH. Cologne, Germany (PRWEB) December 09, 2013. The ProtoRack PiTower is designed for up to 6 Raspberry Pis and can be fan
Geeky gadgets PiMSO Raspberry Pi Oscilloscope Created (video) Geeky gadgets During the Open Hardware Summit the annual conference organised by the Open Source Hardware Association for a place to showcase open hardware. Adafruit spotted a useful use for the awesome Raspberry Pi mini PC to create the PiMSO 200 Msa/S
ProtoRack PiTower – New Rack for Raspberry Pi from Flikto PR Web (press release) The Raspberry Pi can now be rack-mounted and fan cooled, following the launch today of the ProtoRack PiTower by Flikto GmbH. Share on Twitter Share on Facebook Share on Google+ Share on LinkedIn Email a friend
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Gordon Hollingworth, our Director of Software, has been Googling himself, and mailed me to let me know about this video he found from Richard Ibbotson. Richard came by Pi Towers last month and filmed this little interview with Gordon and Eben – it’s worth a watch if you’re interested in what goes on behind the scenes. Enjoy!
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Energy harvesting meets Raspberry Pi ElectronicsWeekly.com To transform the Raspberry Pi into a smart home server integrating energy harvesting wireless solutions, the following accessories are needed: power supply (~1A) with micro USB plug, HDMI cable, SD card (e.g. 4GB), Ethernet cable or USB WLAN stick and
News & Analysis Raspberry Pi Connects Oscilloscope to Tablets EE Times The engineers set out to develop a driver stack that a microcontroller can use to control the MSO-28 over USB, then use a wireless interface to the outside world, ending at a tablet computer's browser. The result: PiMSO, which uses a Raspberry Pi … Energy harvesting meets Raspberry Pi ElectronicsWeekly.com all 4 news articles
Create your own Bullet time camera rig with Raspberry Pi Muktware Matrix was the movie that showcased what can be achieved by putting dozens of cameras together.
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