Here’s a guest post from our good friend Limor Fried, MIT hacker and engineer, Forbes Top Woman in Tech, and, of course, Founder of Adafruit. She’s just released a new add-on for the Pi that we’re really excited about: we think you’ll like the look of it too.
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Making Robot Friends with the Crickit HAT for Raspberry Pi
Hackaday A Plywood Laptop For Your Raspberry Pi Hackaday [Rory Johnson] writes in to tell us about PlyTop Shell, a Creative Commons licensed design for a laser cut wooden laptop that he's been working on since 2016. It's designed to accommodate the Raspberry Pi (or other similarly sized SBCs), and aims to …
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Digital Trends Raspad is a portable Raspberry Pi tablet for bringing creative … Digital Trends RasPad is a Raspberry Pi tablet that lets you start easily programming your creative projects from anywhere
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Hometown News (press release) (blog) Raspberry Jam demonstrates new tech at library Hometown News (press release) (blog) “With technology like Raspberry Pi there is an invisible barrier for people who are not in a technology field because they don't know what this technology is about,” said Ellery Cason, the library's Creative Lab librarian. “Jams are one of those events ..
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Ultrasonic Raspberry Pi Piano Hackaday Cheap stuff gets our creative juices flowing. Case in point? [Andy Grove] built an eight-sensor HC-SR04 breakout board, because the ultrasonic distance sensors in question are so affordable that a hacker can hardly avoid ordering them by the dozen
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This week, we trained our 1000th Raspberry Pi Certified Educator at a Picademy in Cardiff, south Wales. These teachers, librarians and other educators are now equipped to begin sharing the power of digital making with their learners, their local communities and their peers
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1000 Raspberry Pi Certified Educators
Geeky Gadgets Raspberry Pi Kano Computer Kit And Kano Screen Kit Arrive At … Geeky Gadgets Kano the company that sprung to life after launching a successful Raspberry Pi computer kit via Kickstarter, has this week announced the launch of the next
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Hello, Rachel here, with a story that’s best told through images – warning, LOTS of photos ahead! When I explain how I started working at Raspberry Pi, it ends up being a pretty long story, with lots of interests that became jobs, unexpected opportunities and chance meetings. At the time it didn’t seem very connected – I just followed what I was interested in at the time, found like-minded people, and tried to share what I love with new people too. Before I joined Raspberry Pi as Artist in Residence in 2013, I ran a small arts venue focused on celluloid film with a darkroom and film lab – I wanted everyone to try shooting and developing their own photos! I’ve now been at the Raspberry Pi Foundation for three years and I’ve had the chance to meet loads of people involved in digital making, from lots of different backgrounds: computer science professionals, teachers, engineers, design agencies, musicians, artists, tinkerers, makers
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Our Creative Technologists have graduated!
Hey everyone! After much preparation we are super happy to announce an exciting new project from the Raspberry Pi Foundation.
BBC Click interviewed Steve Wozniak this week, and he had a few words to say about a certain little computer.
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Steve Wozniak on the Raspberry Pi