Peeqo is a conversational UI that answers only in GIFs. For those who know me, it’s essentially the physical version of 90% of my text messages with friends and colleagues.
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Peeqo – The GIF Bot
Peeqo – The GIF Bot
Tag Archives: api
Raspberry Pi RGB LED Illuminated Map Of The World (video) – Geeky Gadgets
Geeky Gadgets Raspberry Pi RGB LED Illuminated Map Of The World (video) Geeky Gadgets Using the awesome Raspberry Pi mini PC, a fantastic RGB LED illuminated world map has been created by Hack A Day user Joshua Krosenbrink for his office, that is capable of showing his co-workers real-time incoming user feedback using a connected API …
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World of Light – an interactive feedback map
Using a self-written API, Joshua Krosenbrink gifted the new Usabilla office with the World of Light, a 426 RGB LED-powered map of the world. The API pushes user location information to a Raspberry Pi, animating the LEDs in real time to respond to website feedback as and when it’s received by the company. World of Light Nice LED wall I built with 426 RGB LEDs and a Raspberry Pi with WIFI.
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FlipFrame – the rotating picture frame
You know the drill: you fill your digital photo frame with your favourite snaps, watch them flash up one after another and suddenly, ugh … an image appears at a different orientation to the rest. Those black boxes at the sides or top, shrinking the detail, or – even worse – a distorted stretch and skew of faces and landscapes. Yuck
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FlipFrame – the rotating picture frame
Sense HAT emulator
Over the last few months, we’ve been working with US-based startup Trinket to develop a web-based emulator for the Sense HAT , the multipurpose add-on board for the Raspberry Pi which is also the core component of the Astro Pi units on the International Space Station. We wanted to provide a unique, free learning resource that brings the excitement of programming our space-qualified hardware to students, teachers, and others all over the world.
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Sense HAT emulator
Google Project Bloks for Kids picks Raspberry Pi Zero – Electronics Weekly (blog)
Electronics Weekly (blog) Google Project Bloks for Kids picks Raspberry Pi Zero Electronics Weekly (blog) What is particularly interesting is that Google has chosen the Raspberry Pi Zero as the processing unit of the central “Brain Board”. The Pi also provides the other blocks with power, and contains an API to receive and send data to “Base Boards”
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Qt 5.7 GUI Toolkit Released with Raspberry Pi 3 Support, Qt Creator 4.0 – Softpedia News
Softpedia News Qt 5.7 GUI Toolkit Released with Raspberry Pi 3 Support, Qt Creator 4.0 Softpedia News Qt 5.7 GUI toolkit arrives three months after the previous major update, Qt 5.6, and it looks like it's a worthy upgrade, bringing support for Raspberry Pi 3 devices, a port of the Qt NFC API (Application Programming Interface) to Google's Android …
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Raspberry Pi with cloud vision at Google I/O
Matt visited Google I/O yesterday, and sent back some pretty incredible pictures. This event looks more like a music festival than a tech conference. He was sending pictures and excited snippets of text back to Pi Towers all through the event, and then, when he got home, shared this video.
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Weather, security and temperature cam
We see a lot of Raspberry Pis being used as security cameras – check out this fine example that we blogged back in 2013 – they’re a cheap and effective solution for people who want to deter burglars and vandals.
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Weather, security and temperature cam
Raspberry Pi Gets OpenGL Support – Linux Journal
Raspberry Pi Gets OpenGL Support Linux Journal The Raspberry Pi Foundation continues to push the limits of single-board computing. This month, it has added experimental OpenGL support to its Raspbian OS. OpenGL is an advanced graphics API that is used by a wide range of applications.
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