This project features several of our favourite things. Astronauts! Machine learning! High-altitude danger! Graphs! (It could only get slightly better with the addition of tap-dancing centaurs.) Read on to have your nerdliest pleasure centres tickled
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Astronaut-made virtual co-pilot
LinuxGizmos Raspberry Pi HAT does 3G/HSPA, and GNSS too LinuxGizmos Sierra Wireless announced that Linkwave Technologies has released a $101 3G/HSPA wireless add-on for the Raspberry Pi . The Pilot board incorporates a Sierra Wireless HL module for 3G/HSPA cellular data service, plus a 3V micro-SIM lets you load a 3G …
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By all accounts, the pilot expansion of Picademy to the United States has been a huge success. In fact, we’ve already held three workshops and inducted 120 new Raspberry Pi Certified Educators on U.S. soil.
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Picademy Expands in the United States
TechFrag Raspberry Pi AI Beats US Air Force Fighter Pilot in Simulation TechFrag A former US Air Force officer was defeated in a fighter plane dogfight simulator against a Raspberry Pi AI. ALPHA, the AI which the retired Colonel Gene Lee went up against was developed by a doctoral graduate from the University of Cincinnati
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Times of India Kerala launches 'Learn to Code' project, will distribute Raspberry Pi kits Firstpost Chief Minister Oommen Chandy will Saturday launch the pilot phase of the state government's 'Learn to Code' project in Kochi under which 2,500 selected students will be given Raspberry Pi computer programming kits and trained by IT experts to write code. Kerala school children to be given computer programming kits Niticentral all 13 news articles
NDTV Kerala Launches 'Learn to Code' Project, Will Distribute Raspberry Pi Kits NDTV Chief Minister Oommen Chandy will Saturday launch the pilot phase of the state government's 'Learn to Code' project in Kochi under which 2,500 selected students will be given Raspberry Pi computer programming kits and trained by IT experts to write code. Kerala schoolchildren to get Raspberry Pi to learn coding Kerala IT News Kerala school children to be given computer programming kits Zee News Oommen Chandy to launch “Learn to Code” project for Kerala schoolchildren NetIndian all 10 news articles