Global Keyboard & Mouse Set Market Insight Report 2018 – Bamboo, RS Pro, Speco Technologies, Raspberry Pi, Logitech, Redragon, Trust The Truth News The global “Keyboard & Mouse Set” Market research report gives point to point breakdown along with the data of Keyboard & Mouse Set market’s analytical …
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Howto: Docker, Databases, and Dashboards to Deal with Your Data Hackaday So you just got something like an Arduino or Raspberry Pi kit with a few sensors. Setting up temperature or motion sensors is easy enough.
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Howto: Docker, Databases, and Dashboards to Deal with Your Data – Hackaday
It looks like the Nintendo Wii Remote (Wiimote) has become a staple in many maker toolkits! Case in point: with the help of a Raspberry Pi and the cwiid Python library, David Pride turned the popular piece of tech into a giant digital graffiti spraycan. Using the Wiimote with a Raspberry Pi While it’s no longer being updated and supported, the cwiid library is still a handy resource for creators who want to integrate the Wiimote with their Raspberry Pi
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Adding the Pi to Picasso with wireless digital graffiti
Mycroft’s privacy-minded smart speaker wants to be your Alexa alternative CNET The open-source virtual assistant who promises never to collect your data has a new touchscreen smart speaker to call home this year.
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Build A Home Automation Hub For $20 Hackaday With so many WiFi home automation devices on the market, you might want to take advantage of these low cost products without having to send your data to …
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Build A Home Automation Hub For $20 – Hackaday
Hooray! We’re celebrating our third season leading educator training in North America. That’s 20 Picademy workshops in 11 cities with 791 happy teachers graduating as Raspberry Pi Certified Educators. This summer was particularly rich with successes, challenges, and lessons learned — let’s take a closer look: Andrew Collins on Twitter That’s a wrap on #Picademy North America 2018! We welcomed over 300 educators in Denver, Jersey City, Atlanta and Seattle to the @Raspberry_Pi community.
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Picademy North America 2018: That’s a Wrap!
In March 2018 we announced the launch of Raspberry Pi 3 Model B+. One of the many features added to the new board was the ability to be powered through Power over Ethernet (PoE) with a HAT. We are really pleased to announce that the PoE HAT is on sale from today.
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Introducing the PoE HAT – available now!
This project features several of our favourite things. Astronauts! Machine learning! High-altitude danger! Graphs! (It could only get slightly better with the addition of tap-dancing centaurs.) Read on to have your nerdliest pleasure centres tickled
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Astronaut-made virtual co-pilot
In this tutorial from The MagPi issue 71 , Mike Cook takes us through the process of building an oscilloscope using a Raspberry Pi and an Arduino. Get your copy of The MagPi in stores now, or download it as a free PDF here . The oscilloscope is on the wish list of anyone starting out with electronics
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Build an oscilloscope using Raspberry Pi and Arduino
The sun is actually shining here in Cambridge, and with it, summer-themed Raspberry Pi projects are sprouting like mushrooms across our UK-based community (even though mushrooms don’t like hot weather…). So we thought we’d gather some of our favourite Pi-powered projects perfect for the sun-drenched outdoors. Air quality monitors and solar radiation With the sun out in all its glory, we’re spending far more time outside than is usual for UK summer
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Eight(ish) Raspberry Pi projects for the summer