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facepunch: the facial recognition punch clock

Get on board with facial recognition and clock your screen time with facepunch, the facial recognition punch clock from dekuNukem. image c/o dekuNukem How it works dekuNukem uses a Raspberry Pi 3 , the Raspberry Pi camera module , and an OLED screen for the build. You don’t strictly need to include the OLED board, but it definitely adds to the overall effect, letting you view your daily and weekly screen time at a glance without having to access your Raspberry Pi for data.

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Microsoft wants to bring AI to Raspberry Pi and other tiny devices … – ZDNet

ZDNet Microsoft wants to bring AI to Raspberry Pi and other tiny devices …

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Estefannie’s GPS-Controlled GoPro Photo Taker

Are you tired of having to take selfies physically? Do you only use your GoPro for the occasional beach vacation? Are you maybe even wondering what to do with the load of velcro you bought on a whim?

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#CharityTuesday: Code Club for libraries

Code Clubs aren’t just for the classroom, as today’s blog post shows. Last week, we announced that we are extending Code Club to 9- to 13-year-olds: as well as supporting more schools to offer Code Clubs, this means that non-school venues, like libraries, will be able to offer their clubs to a wider age group.

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Raspberry Pi for kids at Coquitlam Public Library – The Tri-City News

The Tri-City News Raspberry Pi for kids at Coquitlam Public Library The Tri-City News Tri-City youths can learn how to use Raspberry Pi microcomputers in a two-part workshop at Coquitlam Public Library's City Centre branch on July 21 and 28. Professor Eric Meyers and students from the UBC iSchool will guide kids aged 10 and older …

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IoT Library: Raspberry Pi’s ARM Processor Internet Ready – EE Times

EE Times IoT Library: Raspberry Pi's ARM Processor Internet Ready EE Times The Internet of Things needs a good, cheap, workhorse computer that can be used anywhere, for anything.

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Picademy: New dates announced!

Mad Fer It in Manchester It’s been a while since we blogged on all things Picademy, so here’s a quick update… For the uninitiated, Picademy  is our free, two-day CPD event series for educators who want to use the Raspberry Pi for projects in the classroom.

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LCARS touchscreen interface for your Raspberry Pi

I was invited to a dinner at Queens’ College in Cambridge a few weeks ago. I got talking to another attendee, and said enthusiastically: “Do you know, I don’t think I’ve been here since I was an undergraduate. Back then I was here every week.” “Supervisions?” “No

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Picademy South West

Next stop on the great Raspberry Pi Education Team Tour of Great Britain is the South West of England ! That’s right: we’re taking Picademy , the offical Raspberry Pi Professional Development for course for Teachers, on the road again, thanks to our friends at Exeter Library in Devon! I’m already packing my bucket, spade and kiss-me-quick hat. As always, Picademy is completely free to attend .

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Raspberry Pi 2 review – the only Pi you need – PC Pro

PC Pro Raspberry Pi 2 review – the only Pi you need PC Pro The Raspberry Pi has been a tremendous success story, ever since the low-cost development board first appeared in 2012. Among enthusiasts and educators it's sparked an interest in “real” computing, unseen since the halcyon days of the 1980s, and it's

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