International Business Times UK GoPiGo: Turn Your Raspberry Pi into a Fully Functioning Robot International Business Times UK If you've always wanted a robot of your own (and come on, who hasn't?), then a new Kickstarter campaign for a robot kit powered by the Raspberry Pi £30 computer would be right up your street. Dexter Industries is a Virginia-based company that is …
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GoPiGo: Turn Your Raspberry Pi into a Fully Functioning Robot – International Business Times UK
International Business Times UK GoPiGo: Turn Your Raspberry Pi into Fully Functioning Robot International Business Times UK If you've always wanted a robot of your own (and come on, who hasn't?), then a new Kickstarter campaign for a robot kit powered by the Raspberry Pi £30 computer would be right up your street.
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Wall Street Journal (blog) Raspberry Pi Helping to Save the Rhino Wall Street Journal (blog) Protecting endangered species from poachers and helping track the migration habits of animals in Africa has to be one of the most glamorous uses of the Raspberry Pi . The credit-card-sized computer, developed in Cambridge, U.K., sits at the heart of a … and more
Pato is a little green bird who Jorge Rancé found, injured, on the street in Barcelona, and rescued. He was in a bad way, with a broken leg and the feathery equivalent of a terrible hair day. Pato after a visit to the vet, his broken leg in plaster Jorge took Pato to the vet to be patched up, and took him home to recuperate in a large birdcage at his house
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Wall Street Journal (blog) Google Donates 15000 Raspberry Pi Computers to UK Schools Wall Street Journal (blog) Google's executive chairman Eric Schmidt was in the Raspberry Pi's home town of Cambridge, U.K. Tuesday with the co-founder of the Foundation that developed the cut-price computer, Eben Upton, to teach some coding to schoolkids and to make an …
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