Build a Smarter Digital Photo Frame with a Raspberry Pi Lifehacker You can snag digital photo frames for cheap from just about anywhere these days. If you're looking to make one that's a bit smarter, DIYer Samuel Clay built a digital photo frame that uses a Raspberry Pi to connect it to the internet so it's always …
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Build a Smarter Digital Photo Frame with a Raspberry Pi – Lifehacker
A guest post today: I’m just off a plane and can barely string a sentence together. Thanks so much to all the progressive maths teachers we met at the Wolfram conference in ew York this week; we’re looking forward to finding out what your pupils do with Mathematica from now on! Over to Adam Kemény, from photobot.co in Hove, where he spends the day making robotic photobooths. This summer Photobot.Co Ltd built what we believe to be the world’s first Twitter-triggered photobooth.
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Twitter-triggered photobooth
We are firm believers in the idea that computing starts to get really interesting – interesting enough to suck in people who have never programmed before – when you begin interfacing software with real things made out of atoms. That’s why there are GPIO pins on the Pi (another reason you should never tread on one with bare feet). Here are some resources to get you started with some real-world hacking: namely, hacking your car.
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Carputers – some ideas to get you started
eNCA Raspberry Pi captures public imagination eNCA JAPAN, Tokyo : Japanese engineer Shota Ishiwatari displays the humanoid robot “Rapiro” which works with a ” Raspberry Pi ” in Tokyo on July 8, 2013.
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Silicon Bus Stop: A change of venue On Monday 1st July we held our Preston Raspberry Jam at the CPC offices in Fulwood, Preston. We normally hold our Jam events at the University, but I wanted to explore the use of different venue. I had been to visit the offices a few times before and wondered if it would make a suitable location for holding events.
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Preston Raspberry Jam, 01.07.13
Raspberry Pi cameras get sent into space and the photo results are out of this … imaging resource The power of the do-it-yourself Raspberry Pi is in just how much Akerman was able to customize the rig for his specific purposes
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Raspberry Pi cameras get sent into space and the photo results are out of this … – imaging resource
We’ve seen a number of photographers who have taken to the Pi as a way to bring down the cost of the sort of kit that was, pre-Pi, outside the budgets of mere mortals.
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Gigapi: a Raspberry Pi rig for gigapixel photography
After a lot of swearing and arguing, we have managed to boil down nearly 700 entries to just ten winners. It was a very hard decision, and if you didn’t win please don’t feel too disheartened; we had some really exceptional entries for this competition and found it really hard to come to a final decision. As you’ll remember if you entered, we were looking for camera projects which would involve the winners in writing some software and doing something interesting with the cameras.
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Camera competition winners!