PetaPixel Raspberry Pi Foundation shines a light on Pi Noir Inquirer The Raspberry Pi Noir could go on sale for $25, which is the the same price as a regular camera module, according to the foundation's head of communications Liz Upton, and the foundation is very interested in hearing from people that would like to work … Raspberry Pi Introduces the NoIR Infrared Camera Module for Low Light …
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Geeky gadgets Raspberry Pi NoIR Infrared Camera Announced (video) Geeky gadgets The Raspberry Pi Foundation has today unveiled a new Raspberry Pi NoIR Infrared Camera they are developing for use with their awesome Raspberry Pi mini PC which is available to purchase for around $35.
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Geeky gadgets Meet Raspberry Pi NoIR, an infrared camera board for low light photography Engadget If Raspberry Pi owners wanted to use the device's camera board for nighttime photography, they had to engage in some extremely delicate tinkering, as the unit's IR filter was firmly attached. Until now. The folks at Raspberry Pi took to their blog ..
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Raspberry Pi's Eben Upton: we need to create a generation of producers not … Wired.co.uk The west has created a generation of devices, such as smartphones and tablets, whose primary function is to allow people to consume content created by someone else, said Raspberry Pi founder Eben Upton, speaking at Wired 2013. “The direction we've
Burning Hot: Raspberry Pi , Stellenbosch startups and Arianna Huffington Memeburn Burning Hot is a weekly show on Burn Media that showcases our favourite recent stories on Memeburn, Gearburn and Ventureburn. From the latest gadgets to startups, insights and analysis, this is your quick wrap up of the best of the 'burns, in under two
Sixense says that its STEM system will support the Raspberry Pi TweakTown Twelve days before Sixense successfully completed their STEM System Kickstarter campaign the company announced that the motion controller system would fully support the Raspberry Pi . I think that everyone knows by now that I am a bonafide Raspberry
You may have heard rumours about something we’re calling Pi NoIR ( Pi , no i nfra r ed) – it’s been a very badly kept secret. Some months ago we featured some work that was being done at Reading Hackspace , where members were removing the infrared filter to use the camera to sense infrared signals, and for low-light work, especially with wildlife.
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The Raspberry Pi Foundation aims to make a Pi for the internet of things GigaOM The creators of the $25 credit-card-sized microcomputer Raspberry Pi didn't intend to start a hacking revolution — they just wanted to encourage a new generation of young computer users to learn how to program. Eben Upton Raspberry Pi Foundation
I just received an email from Nepal. Sakar is a member of Karkhana , a Kathmandu makerspace, and their Raspberry Pis have just experienced a day quite unlike that of any other Raspberry Pis in the world.
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ThomasNet News (press release) I/O Expansion Card broadens applications for Raspberry PI . ThomasNet News (press release) Thanks to RIO, the 700MHz Raspberry PI can now be used to create powerful and very cost effective solutions for use in robotics, industrial & home automation, data acquisition and control, or any other computing application requiring interfacing to the …
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