What do you imagine the future of farming to look like? The FarmBot team, located along the California coast in San Luis Obispo, is exploring just that. The team has set out to create humanity’s first open-source CNC farming machine to put the power of polycrop farming into the smallest of spaces
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FarmBot, the open-source CNC farming robot
In April 2014 we ran our first ever training event for teachers.
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Your Picademy questions answered
Electronics Weekly (blog) Are you pushing your Raspberry Pi to the limit? Electronics Weekly (blog) It is OK to overclock your Pi, but you must keep an eye on module temperature.
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Are you pushing your Raspberry Pi to the limit? – Electronics Weekly (blog)
Geeky Gadgets ZYMKEY Makes It Easy To Secure Your Raspberry Pi And Linux Apps Geeky Gadgets A new tiny piece of hardware called ZYMKEY has been developed by Zymbit based in Santa Barbara California, that has been created to help secure Raspberry Pi and Linux Internet of Things applications.
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ZYMKEY Makes It Easy To Secure Your Raspberry Pi And Linux Apps – Geeky Gadgets
I’m often asked when Picademy, our teacher professional development program, is coming to the United States. It’s been an incredible success within the UK and there’s clearly huge demand for it within the US. Today, we’re happy to announce a new partnership with the Computer History Museum to launch a pilot of Picademy in the United States
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Announcing Picademy USA
Recently a number of us were lucky enough to fly over to the Bay Area Maker Faire to represent Raspberry Pi at the event.
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Raspberry Pi projects at the Maker Faire Bay Area