CIO Facebook's Caffe2 AI tools come to iPhone, Android, and Raspberry Pi CIO New intelligence can be added to mobile devices like the iPhone, Android devices, and low-power computers like Raspberry Pi with Facebook's new open-source Caffe2 deep-learning framework. Caffe2 can be used to program artificial intelligence features … and more »
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It’s the fourteenth day of the third month! And if you’re a Brit, that means absolutely nothing. But take that date, flip reverse it like you’re American, and BOOM! It’s 3.14 or, as the cool kids call it, Pi Day
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Smart Home Proof of Concept Uses a Raspberry Pi to Control Air Conditioner with HoloLens NextReality Empea Berlin, a Germany-based company specializing in augmented, mixed, and virtual reality software, released a Facebook video a few months back showing off their experiments in smart home technology.
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After introducing you all to Pioneers back in November, we’ve seen some amazing responses across social media with teams registering, Code Clubs and Jams retweeting and everyone getting themselves pumped up and ready for action. Nicholas Tollervey on Twitter This is the best thing I’ve seen in all my years involved in tech related education: https://t.co/5jerR9770r #MakeYourIdeas Mass excitement all round – including here at Pi Towers! So, without further ado, here’s the delightful Owen to reveal the first challenge
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If you follow us on Facebook or Google+, you’ll probably be aware of my maker crush on Bob Clagett. And if you work in the Pi Towers office, you’ll have noticed the I Like To Make Stuff merchandise that covers my desk. Subscribers to the I Like To Make Stuff channel will be aware of Bob’s easy-to-follow style of building.
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Move over Raspberry Pi , here is a $4, coin-sized, open-source Linux computer ZDNet VoCore2.
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The Useless Duck Company’s very splendid videos, demonstrating some of their thoughtful and helpful Internet of Things applications, have been making us LITERALLY DIE WITH HAPPINESS (literally!) ever since we discovered them. Even better: we got in touch with the Chief Duck, and he let us know which of his inventions use a Raspberry Pi. Here are two of the most safe-for-work ones.
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That Commodore 64 handheld is basically just a Raspberry Pi running an emulator Digital Spy However, as one potential backer points out on Facebook, the ARM Cortex SoC is the same used in the Raspberry Pi . Considering he already owns a Raspberry Pi – more than one, in fact – this is one backer that has decided to back out.
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whnt.com Scammers are using Raspberry Pi to hijack Facebook accounts whnt.com The ad says “$50-$100 per month to participate in a 'paid study' researching social media usage on Facebook.” Seems like easy money! The “Paid Study” requires you to register with your Facebook username and password. This allows scammers to take ..
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