Stereoscopic camera kit piggybacks on Raspberry Pi CM3 LinuxGizmos.com Virt2real has launched a Crowd Supply campaign for an open-spec, $89 “StereoPi” stereoscopic camera board designed to work with an RPi Compute Module …
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Becky Stern suffers from that same condition that many of us apartment dwellers are affected by: a curiosity about who is making noise outside the door. Living within a large New York City apartment, Becky wanted to be able to see out of her peep hole without having to leave her desk.
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Identifying The Hallway Whistler
Even you live somewhere heavily endowed with bats, you’ve probably never had a good look at one on the wing. Bats fly so fast – in poor lighting conditions – that if you’re lucky you’ll get a glimpse of something flashing by out of the corner of your eye, but usually you won’t even notice they’re there
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Batinator – spot bats in flight
Bees are important. I find myself saying this a lot and, slowly but surely, the media seems to be coming to this realisation too.
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Plan Bee
So, England, nominally the home of football, is out of the European Cup, having lost to Iceland. Iceland is a country with a population of 330,000 hardy Vikings, whose national sport is handball. England’s population is over 53 million
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Instant-replay table football
The new 8 megapixel Raspberry Pi camera board has been out for just over a month, and we’ve been seeing some really impressive work being done with it. As many of you know, we also make a version of the camera board with no infrared (IR) filter: the Pi NoIR
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Camera board comparisons: Pi NoIR v1 vs Pi NoIR v2
Digital Trends Make your own DIY Polaroid camera with a Rasberry Pi and a receipt printer Digital Trends Reminiscent in quality of the iconic Game Boy Camera (which once held a record for being the smallest digital camera) and its accompanying printer, this little contraption is made up of a Raspberry Pi Model A+, a Pi Camera Board, a thermal receipt …
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This is very silly indeed. Salade Tomate Oignon in Paris seems to be making a bit of a habit of doing outlandish things with Raspberry Pi and other people’s photography.
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Le Myope – a confused camera
Lifehacker Australia Build An Instant Camera With A Raspberry Pi And A Thermal Printer Lifehacker Australia The camera's made with a Raspberry Pi Model A+, the Pi Camera Board, a thermal receipt printer, some buttons and the cardboard box the printer comes in. It's not a particularly hard project, but it's not cheap either, coming it around $150 total for …
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Lifehacker Build an Instant Camera with a Raspberry Pi and a Thermal Printer Lifehacker The camera's made with a Raspberry Pi Model A+, the Pi Camera Board, a thermal receipt printer, some buttons, and the cardboard box the printer comes in. It's not a particularly hard project, but it's not cheap either, coming it around $90 total for …
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