StereoPi allows users to attached two Camera Modules to their Raspberry Pi Compute Module — it’s a great tool for building stereoscopic cameras, 360º monitors, and virtual reality rigs.
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Stereoscopic photography with StereoPi and a Raspberry Pi
ScienceAlert Deal: This Raspberry Pi Sensor Kit Can Help You Expand Your DIY Possibilities ScienceAlert This 37 Sensors Starter Kit for Raspberry Pi lets you expand your Raspberry Pi horizons and create even more sophisticated inventions, and it's on sale today for US$79.99. Featuring 37 newly-designed sensor modules for tighter, more convenient wiring …
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ScienceAlert Deal: This Raspberry Pi Sensor Kit Can Help You Expand Your DIY Possibilities – ScienceAlert
Earlier this year on 3 and 4 March, communities around the world held Raspberry Jam events to celebrate Raspberry Pi’s sixth birthday . We sent out special birthday kits to participating Jams — it was amazing to know the kits would end up in the hands of people in parts of the world very far from Raspberry Pi HQ in Cambridge, UK.
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Raspberry Jam Cameroon #PiParty
With the launch of our first new free online course of 2018 — S cratch to Python: Moving from Block- to Text-based Programming — two weeks away, I thought this would be a great opportunity to introduce you to the ins and outs of the course content so you know what to expect. FutureLearn: Moving from Scratch to Python Learn how to apply the thinking and programming skills you’ve learnt in Scratch to text-based programming languages like Python
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Transition from Scratch to Python with FutureLearn
October has come at last, and with it, the joy of Halloween is now upon us. So while I spend the next 30 days quoting Hocus Pocus at every opportunity, here’s Adafruit’s latest spooky build … the spooktacular Haunted Portrait
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Spooktacular Halloween Haunted Portrait
TNW Explore the possibilities of the Raspberry Pi 3 with this training package for under $20 TNW With the appearance of a simple memory card pried out of a derelict Commodore 64, the Raspberry Pi 3 is an incredibly unobtrusive item.
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Mother Nature Network A sweeter slice of Pi | 10 fun projects for the Raspberry Pi Zero W … Mother Nature Network With wireless and Bluetooth connectivity now baked in, the possibilities for this tiny computer are endless. 250,000 Pi Zero W Sold – I Programmer iProgrammer all 3 news articles »
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A few weeks back, thousands of educators, local council staff, charities, and other educators flocked to the Scottish Learning Festival in Glasgow. The Raspberry Pi team were there to greet them, along with a stand groaning with sought-after swag bags and, of course, our very on-brand tops. Sadly, they’re not available in shops… Word of our credit card-sized computer has spread fast north of the border; I spoke to many primary and secondary teachers who had heard of us and were either curious to know more, or scared that they weren’t qualified enough to try one.
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Scottish Learning Festival and Digital Garage
Boing Boing A teeny, tiny Raspberry Pi computer Boing Boing So what exactly will you be able to do with your Raspberry Pi ? We asked the same question and were pretty blown away by the possibilities. Our fellow Raspberry Pi hobbyists have created everything from robots, to RC cars, to Pi-operated mobile phones.
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Build real engineering skills via Minecraft with the Piper Raspberry Pi computer kit The Next Web Innovative platforms like Raspberry Pi have made learning about computers and electronics more accessible for interested minds, motivating and encouraging people of all ages and walks of life to explore the possibilities that these platforms provide.
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Build real engineering skills via Minecraft with the Piper Raspberry Pi computer kit – The Next Web