CNET UK Raspberry Pi eye is a £20 camera for photos and HD video CNET UK Say cheese: you can now get a webcam for your home-built Raspberry Pi computer. The Raspberry Pi eye is a £20 camera module that shoots 5-megapixel photos and high-definition video. The makers of the Pi eye, element14, suggest that the camera can ..
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Raspberry Pi -powers DIY autonomous underwater vehicle CNET Now, thanks to a group of National University of Singapore engineering undergraduates, the Raspberry Pi has also conquered water. Dubbed the Coconut Pi, the autonomous underwater vehicle (AUV) uses the Raspberry Pi for memory-intensive functions, … and more
CNET A Raspberry Pi -powered autonomous underwater vehicle CNET Now, thanks to a group of National University of Singapore engineering undergraduates, the Raspberry Pi has also conquered water.
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Bartendro robot mixologist crafts cocktails with Raspberry Pi CNET (blog) A creation of the awesomely named company Party Robotics, Bartendro is a robot mixologist crafted from peristaltic pumps, Raspberry Pi , custom electronic dispenser boards, and food-grade tubing. It may simultaneously be the least-necessary and … and more
CNET UK Raspberry Pi Model A costs £19, makes sun-powered robots CNET UK A new, cheaper model of the Raspberry Pi is now on sale, delivering a tiny computer for an even more affordable £19.33. The 'Model A' micro PC is now out in Europe, available to buy from RS components for under twenty quid. It ditches the Ethernet port ..
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CNET UK Google grant puts 15000 Raspberry Pi PCs in UK schools CNET UK Google has coughed up enough cash to send 15,000 Raspberry Pi computers to UK schools, in a bid to give the British programming scene a shot in the arm. The good-will donation comes via Google Giving, the search giant's charitable arm
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