CNET Raspberry Pi helps build strong brains CNET “These are the USB ports where you plug in a keyboard — this is input,” says Matt Richardson, evangelist for the Raspberry Pi Foundation charity organization that designs the computer and, through its trading operation, oversees sales. “This is where … and more »
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ENGINEERING.com VIDEO: Raspberry Pi Opens a Gateway into STEM ENGINEERING.com In the video above, ENGINEERING.com's Shawn Wasserman had the opportunity to speak with Matt Richardson of the Raspberry Pi Foundation at the USA Science and Engineering Festival, where he shared the importance of accessible materials, …
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ZDNet The Raspberry Pi Zero is a tiny $5 programmable computer with giant potential ZDNet The Raspberry Pi Zero: so much smaller than the bill it sells for. Image: Matt Richardson Raspberry Pi has unveiled its latest device: a tiny programmable computer that sells for a just $5 called the Raspberry Pi Zero
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Helen: This December will see a Cambridge Raspberry Jam with a difference; we’re giving you all plenty of notice, so that you have time to prepare. We’ll let organisers Michael Horne and Tim Richardson tell you all about it. On 6th December this year, the Cambridge Raspberry Jam (CamJam) will play host to the first ever dedicated Raspberry Pi robotics competition: Pi Wars.
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Eagle-eyed followers of all things Pi will have noticed that Craig Richardson , Minecraft savant (here’s his free book on teaching with Minecraft , which should be required reading for all teachers – and here are some recipe cards he’s produced to get your kids started) and all-round lovely chap, has been popping up a lot in photos of the office on Twitter recently. Craig’s been hanging out here a lot, not least because he started a full-time role with the education team here at Pi Towers yesterday
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Raspberry Pi -Powered Projector Tells You How Fast You're Riding Your Bike Design News Affordable, highly capable, and open-source computing hardware, such as the increasingly popular Raspberry Pi , continues to have its innovative influence on the maker world. Take, for instance, Matt Richardson, the Brooklyn-based maker, video producer,
Make presents: Raspberry Pi Make:Off competition at Expand! Engadget As if there wasn't already enough fun to be had at Expand, with our incredible lineup of speakers and our Insert Coin competition, we've got another treat for attendees. We're gonna have a Raspberry Pi Make:Off hosted by Matt Richardson of Make Magazine! and more
The Raspberry Pi Dynamic Headlight Can Tell You How Fast You're Cycling TechCrunch A Brooklynite named Matt Richardson has built a working prototype of a bicycle headlight that uses a Raspberry Pi to project his current traveling speed as he rides around the city. Richardson calls it the Raspberry Pi Dynamic Headlight, and it's one …
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