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Community Profile: Dr. Lucy Rogers
Looking for something more exciting than pumpkin carving this Halloween weekend? Try your hand at our free new creepy, zombie-themed resources — perfect for both digital makers both living and undead! Pride and Prejudice for zombies If you’ve always imagined Lady Catherine de Bourgh as resembling one of the undead, you’re not alone. And if you don’t know who Lady Catherine de Bourgh is, now is the perfect time to read Pride and Prejudice , before using our resource to translate the text for your favourite zombies.
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Can you survive our free zombie resources?
With a £1000 grant from Santander, Poppy Mosbacher set out to build a full-body 3D body scanner with the intention of creating an affordable setup for makespaces and similar community groups. First Scan from DIY Raspberry Pi Scanner Head and Shoulders Scan with 29 Raspberry Pi Cameras Uses for full-body 3D scanning Poppy herself wanted to use the scanner in her work as a fashion designer. With the help of 3D scans of her models, she would be able to create custom cardboard dressmakers dummy to ensure her designs fit perfectly
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Taking the first step on the journey
After months of planning and making, we’ve come to the end of the first cycle of our new digital making programme for teenagers: it’s time to announce the Pioneers winners! We laid down the epic challenge of making us laugh. And boy, did the teams deliver.
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Pioneers Winners: Make Us Laugh Challenge
Over at Mozilla HQ (where Firefox, a browser that many of you are using to read this, is made), some retro hardware hacking has been going on. The Mozillans have worked their way through several office music services, but nothing, so far, has stuck. Then this home-made project, which started as a bit of a joke, landed on a countertop – and it’s stayed.
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Hi Fi Raspberry Pi – digitising and streaming vinyl
ElectronicsWeekly.com (blog) Raspberry Pi meets Doctor Who is a match made in heaven ElectronicsWeekly.com (blog) Combine the Raspberry Pi's ARM processor-based motor control and sensor capabilities with the imagination and inventiveness of Doctor Who aficionados and you get Pi-controlled K-9's and Daleks.
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Raspberry Pi sliced in response to Imagination CI20 upgrades Computer Business Review Raspberry Pi has reduced the cost of Raspberry Pi A+ and B+ thanks to the optimisation of production, with the move coming just days after Imagination upgraded its CI20 product.
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V3.co.uk Raspberry Pi cuts price to £16 as Imagination upgrades Creator CI20 device V3.co.uk Fans of single-board computers will be pleased to see that the Raspberry Pi has dropped in price to just £16, while Imagination Technologies has updated its Creator CI20 device with a smaller board layout that improves wireless performance and is …
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Engadget Imagination shrinks down its ' Raspberry Pi on steroids' Engadget It was just under a year ago that Imagination Technologies launched its ” Raspberry Pi on steroids,” the MIPS Creator CI20.
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