Robot-builder extraordinaire Clément Didier is ushering in the era of our cybernetic overlords. Future generations will remember him as the creator of robots constructed from cardboard and conductive paint which are so easy to replicate that a robot could do it. Welcome to the singularity
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WIRED This Cardboard Google Home Only Costs $35 WIRED Originally, this kit appeared as part of an issue of the official Raspberry Pi Magazine, MagPi.
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Quartz This $70 robot that mimics a sea-turtle may eventually reach Mars Quartz Researchers at University of Arizona have created a modular robot made of cardboard and a Raspberry Pi Zero (a simple computer) for around $70. The form and movement of this little machine is made to mimic a sea turtle, and the cardboard fins can be … and more »
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iProgrammer Google AIY Cardboard And Raspberry Pi AI – I Programmer iProgrammer Google has promised to create a number of “reference” kits bringing AI to the masses – called AIY like DIY but for AI. The first is the Voice Kit designed to do the ..
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iProgrammer Google AIY Cardboard And Raspberry Pi AI iProgrammer The kit was given away attached to the cover of MagPi, the magazine printed by the Raspberry Pi foundation, which should mean you can have the hardware, including the cardboard case, for just £6 or roughly $8.
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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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