Hackaday Raspberry Shake Detects Quakes Hackaday The Raspberry Pi's goal, at least while it was being designed and built, was to promote computer science education by making it easier to access a working computer. What its low price tag also enabled was a revolution in distributed computing projects …
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LinuxGizmos.com Raspberry Pi atmospheric sensor HAT can detect distant explosions LinuxGizmos.com An early bird $279 price is still available for a full kit normally priced at $329 that gives you the case and microSD card, as well as a Raspberry Pi 3 Model B, a 5V 2.5 power supply, and an Ethernet cable. There's also a $299 Shake and Boom board …
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ENGINEERING.com Raspberry Boom Detects Low Frequency Sounds Using Raspberry Pi Base Tom Spendlove posted on March 23, 2018 … ENGINEERING.com The balloon will have a Raspberry Boom as its payload along with other data collecting equipment to document the mission. Hashtags #BoomBalloon and #RaspberryBoom can be used to follow their progress
There are some applications for the Raspberry Pi that were a very long way from our minds back in 2009, when we were trying to come up with a computer to get kids programming again. I think it’s fair to say that we did not think we were building a personal seismograph
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