Gordon Hollingworth, our Director of Software, has been Googling himself, and mailed me to let me know about this video he found from Richard Ibbotson. Richard came by Pi Towers last month and filmed this little interview with Gordon and Eben – it’s worth a watch if you’re interested in what goes on behind the scenes. Enjoy!
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Gordon and Eben talk Pi (and other things)
The University of York asked if we could send someone up to judge a Raspberry Pi contest they’d been running for people joining the Computer Science department over the summer break. Our very own Dr Gordon Hollingworth is a York alumnus, so we sent him to revisit his old stomping grounds (in one of his collection of stylish Raspberry Pi t-shirts – you can buy your own at the Swag Store ). Freshers were given a Raspberry Pi when they won a place at the university back in August, and had been spending the time before arriving in York working on two challenges.
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Blue Pi Thinking from the University of York
Dr Gordon Hollingworth, our Head of Software, has been in Orlando visiting Familab , one of our favourite hackspaces.
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Gordon Hollingworth talks to the Orlando Sentinel
Gordon Hollingworth, our Director of Software, is saddened that I called him out for being camera-shy the other day. So he’s offered to star in a new feature, which we’ll make a regular happening here if readers (that’s you!) like the idea. If you have a question about the Pi you’d like Gordon and his whiteboard to answer (we’ve hung it up properly and bought in pens of many colours just for the occasion), please leave a comment below
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Bend Gordon’s ear
Raspberry Pi camera module launches in UK – New Electronics New Electronics Gordon Hollingworth, head of software at Raspberry Pi , said: “We're very pleased to be able to release the camera board today. It's tiny, it only weighs a couple of grams, and it has awesome resolution – we've been seeing some stunning pictures from it.
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Raspberry Pi camera module launches in UK – New Electronics – New Electronics
Liz: if you haven’t entered our contest to win a pre-production camera board, have a look at the post explaining what you’ll need to do . And if you’re looking for inspiration, here’s a guest post from Gordon, our Head of Software, about a mini-HD camera project he worked on at home using the prototype boards we showed the BBC back in 2011.
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The view from Gordon’s helmet
We’ve sent the first camera boards to production, and we’re expecting to be able to start selling them some time in April. And we’ve now got several pre-production cameras in the office that we’re testing and tweaking and tuning so the software will be absolutely tickety-boo when you come to buy one. Gordon is in charge of things camera, and he’s got ten boards to give away.
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Win a pre-production camera board!
You probably didn’t realise this, but up until now, we haven’t had an office to work from. We’ve been completely virtual: I work from the study at home, we’ve got some space at the University Computer Laboratory in Cambridge which we use for meetings with visitors, there’s a small electronics lab in our house, Jack deals with paperwork from an office in his house, we borrow space at St John’s College for board meetings…it’s not a very efficient way to run a million-unit computer company
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We’ve got offices!