M2M Now Schools and university winners of Raspberry Pi coding competition announced M2M Now Schoolchildren and undergraduates gathered on Tuesday 24 March 2015 at London's Science Museum for the final of PA Consulting Group's third Raspberry Pi coding competition. Twelve groups of UK-based finalists presented their inventions – which help
I’m not alone at Pi Towers (hi Lorna! Hi Rachel!) in being a textiles nerd. There’s a 200-year-old cushion made of strips of worn-out Regency clothes (which nobody is allowed to sit on) in my living room; Mandarin sleeves I’ve rescued from rummage bins in Hong Kong and framed on the walls, and a rotation of vintage wedding kimonos and obis that hang up at the end of the hall.
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Jacquard looms, and a Pi simulator
The PA Raspberry Pi competition challenges young people to use the Raspberry Pi to help the environment. Last year I helped judge the competition, and was amazed by the creativity and innovation of the entries (the excellent AirPi was one of last year’s winners). This year’s event was held in the Science Museum, and I went along to judge the Year 4-6 and Year 7-11 categories, and to run some workshops along the way.
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PA Consulting Raspberry Pi Competition
Judging panel announces PA Consulting Raspberry Pi competition winners ComputerWeekly.com Winners of the PA Consulting Raspberry Pi competition have been announced, the judging panel crowning schoolchildren and undergraduates teams for their innovative ideas. Announced at the Science Museum, groups presented their programming
ElectronicsWeekly.com Raspberry Pi inspires inventors of the future ElectronicsWeekly.com The UK's engineers of the future visited the Science Museum in London yesterday to take part in the finals of the PA Raspberry Pi Competition.
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Raspberry Pi inspires inventors of the future – ElectronicsWeekly.com
The Science Museum has shortlisted the Raspberry Pi in its competition to find the great British innovations of the 21st Century.
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Science Museum Great British Innovation
The Science Museum has shortlisted the Raspberry Pi in its competition to find the great British innovations of the 21st Century.
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Science Museum Great British Innovation