Student robots go head-to-head | News, Sports, Jobs Warren Tribune Chronicle CANFIELD — “Ever since I was a little kid, I liked taking things apart and putting them back together,” said Trumbull Career and Technical Center student.
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The University of Michigan is home to the largest stadium in the USA (the second-largest in the world!). So what better place to test for spectator-induced seismic activity than The Big House ? The Michigan Shake University of Michigan geology professor Ben van der Pluijm decided to make waves by measuring the seismic activity produced during games at the university’s 107601 person-capacity stadium
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I feel the earth move under my feet (in Michigan)
Avid followers of our Raspberry Pi Twitter account may be aware of just how bike-loving the residents of Pi Towers are.
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Some of the best bicycle projects for #CycleToWorkDay
Jennifer Fox is back, this time with a Raspberry Pi Zero–controlled impact force monitor that will notify you if your collision is a worth a trip to the doctor. Make an Impact Force Monitor! Check out my latest Hacker in Residence project for SparkFun Electronics: the Helmet Guardian! It’s a Pi Zero powered impact force monitor that turns on an LED if your head/body experiences a potentially dangerous impact
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Safety first: a Raspberry Pi safety helmet
Raspberry Pi competition sparks interest in Stem careers ComputerWeekly.com Groups of children from schools across the country sought to create a project that would solve a real-world problem – using a Raspberry Pi . This year's challenge was to invent projects that would drive innovation in the sports and leisure sector.
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