Raspberry Pi and Arduino do battle in most popular posts of 2018 Electronics Weekly Before the new year gets fully underway, let’s just pause a while to consider the most popular posts on Gadget Master in 2018 (we’ll restrict it to stories written …
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Electronics Weekly (blog) Crowdfunding Watch: Raspberry Pi gets IoT LoRa Gateway HAT Electronics Weekly (blog) The supplier is Pi Supply, who we've covered before on Gadget Master – see A tip of the hat to the Raspberry Pi Flick HAT – and they highlight their boards should reduce both the price of the necessary hardware and the setup time required for such systems.
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Business Insider This engineer built a facial recognition gadget to notify him when his cat wants to come inside Business Insider An engineer built a DIY device that recognises when his cat is outside and notifies him so he can let him in. To build the gadget, Arkaitz Garro used a Raspberry Pi mini-computer, mounted with a camera, running image-recognition and motion-detection … and more »
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This engineer built a facial recognition gadget to notify him when his cat wants to come inside – Business Insider
Big things are afoot in the world of HackSpace magazine ! This month we’re running our first special issue, with wearables projects throughout the magazine. Moreover, we’re giving away our first subscription gift free to all 12-month print subscribers . Lastly, and most importantly, we’ve made the cover EXTRA SHINY! Prepare your eyeballs — it’s HackSpace magazine issue 4! Wearables In this issue, we’re taking an in-depth look at wearable tech.
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Electronics Weekly (blog) Welcome, the wireless Raspberry Pi Zero W Electronics Weekly (blog) Welcome, the wireless Raspberry Pi Zero W. It would be remiss indeed of Gadget Master not to mention a new Raspberry PI – so welcome, the Raspberry Pi Zero W, a wireless-enabled version of the almost cheap-as chips Zero.
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Electronics Weekly (blog) Welcome, the wireless Raspberry Pi Zero W – Electronics Weekly Electronics Weekly (blog) It would be remiss indeed of Gadget Master not to mention a new Raspberry PI – so welcome, the Raspberry Pi Zero W, a wireless-enabled version of the almost … Raspberry Pi 4: Raspberry Pi 4 stymied by technical limitations – IT Pro IT PRO all 3 news articles »
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Hackaday PoisonTap Makes Raspberry Pi Zero Exploit Locked Computers Hackaday PoisonTap takes a Raspberry Pi Zero and configures it as a USB Gadget, emulating a network device. When this Pi-come-USB-to-Ethernet adapter is plugged into a computer (even a locked one), the computer sends out a DHCP request, and PoisonTap …
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Engadget This Raspberry Pi 3 starter kit is now half off – Engadget Engadget Raspberry Pi was designed by computer science educators as an approachable way for anyone to learn electronics programming. It's since become a … Gadget : Raspberry Pi 3 – Gadget : Home Gadget all 3 news articles »
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Treehugger The new Raspberry Pi 3 brings integrated Wi-Fi and more Treehugger On the first anniversary of the original Model B Raspberry Pi microcomputer, over one million units had been sold and it was already a household name. Whether you were a serious maker or just the occasional tinkerer, you were incorporating this gadget ..
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Hackaday Raspberry Pi Zero – Turning the Pi into a USB Gadget, over USB Hackaday [gbaman] has figured out a simpler way to program the new Raspberry Pi Zero over USB without modifying the board. Why is this useful? One example which appealed to us was setting the Zero's USB port up as a mass storage device
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