Geeky Gadgets Pimoroni Piano Raspberry Pi HAT Geeky Gadgets Adafruit has added a new addition to their range of electronic Raspberry Pi HATs, announcing the availability of the new Pimoroni Piano HAT specifically designed for the Pi mini PC.
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For Pimoroni’s second birthday, we finally outgrew the old spring-storage workshop in Neepsend. After hunting for a while, we found a new home near the train station in Sheffield. The new Pirate Ship is almost 8,000 sq ft of workshop and office that works pretty well for us, especially since it’s close to Street Food Chef and the Rutland Arms
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Pimoroni is 3
Thanks for bearing with us while we took the Easter break off – we return to you refreshed and full of chocolate. The marvellous Spencer Organ, one of our Certified Educators, is a teacher at King Edward VI Sheldon Heath Academy ( KESH Academy to its friends) in Birmingham. The school recently put on a student performance of The Wizard of Oz
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Geeky Gadgets Pimoroni Explorer HAT for Raspberry Pi Unveiled By Adafruit For $13 Geeky Gadgets A new Raspberry Pi HAT has been launched this week by Adafruit in the form of the Pimoroni Explorer HAT deigned specially for the Raspberry Pi mini PC and is priced at $12.95. The Pimoroni Explorer HAT for Raspberry Pi provides user with a wealth of
Liz: Here’s a guest post from our friend Paul at Pimoroni , who has a really exciting Kickstarter to share. You know Paul’s work already: he designed the Raspberry Pi logo, and he’s the brain behind the ridiculously successful Pibow case. Over to Paul! When I was in nursery school, our class had a BBC Micro.
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Flotilla
Geeky Gadgets Flotilla For Raspberry Pi Modules Make Creating Projects Easy (video) Geeky Gadgets You might be interested in a new system created by Pimoroni Ltd called Flotilla for Raspberry Pi that has been created to help those that might not have hours of time available to learn a simple way to become involved in building projects using the …
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Our good friends at Pimoroni have made a very sparkly HAT. We thought you’d like to see where unicorns come from.
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Making a Unicorn HAT
You may have noticed on Twitter (or from their absence) that some of our team were away in San Francisco last week for Maker Faire. Clive, Carrie Anne and Alex Bradbury joined forces with Pimoroni and ran a stall promoting Raspberry Pi and its use in education. Here’s a video MAKE put out, featuring Clive talking about some of our recent developments such as the free educational material for everyone to teach , learn and make with Raspberry Pi: The team spoke to a lot of people at Maker Faire, gave talks, visited hackspaces and crammed a lot of outreach in to the trip – so once they’ve recovered we’ll be sharing their experiences and adventures in further blog posts.
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‘Educating with Raspberry Pi’ at Maker Faire
Liz: Last week’s Cambridge Raspberry Jam was one of the biggest yet. I asked the organisers, Michael Horne (whom you might know as Recantha: he has a brilliant Raspberry Pi blog , which you should check out) and Tim Richardson , whether they’d be prepared to write a guest post for us about the event. They’ve done so in spades
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Cambridge Jam: focus on education
Will Jessop is a systems administrator for 37signals and he runs the North West Ruby User Group in Manchester.
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Pi-powered Ping Pong Pursuit