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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Geeky Gadgets Raspberry Pi Wars 2017 Starts April 1st Geeky Gadgets To recap the Raspberry Pi Wars allows home-brew Raspberry Pi -powered robots to compete across seven challenge courses. There's also a host of other categories, including prizes for Artistic and Technical Merit, as well as an award for 'Funniest Robot'!
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Network World Raspberry Pi roundup: Read all about it, in today's Daily Prophet online Network World Appropriately, then, for the first Raspberry Pi roundup after the festive season, we've got a copy of the Daily Prophet that does what a wizarding newspaper is supposed to do, thanks to the technical wizardry of Piet Rullens. (And the always excellent ..
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Build Your Own Arcade Joystick With Raspberry Pi Geek As we've demonstrated before, the Raspberry Pi is an extremely flexible and awesome piece of equipment, and you can make some amazing creations with it if you've got the technical know-how.
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Fully Charged: Netflix kicks off 4K service, Raspberry Pi shrinks and Hotline … Stuff.tv The company just unveiled the Raspberry Pi compute module, which contains the processor and RAM of a Pi as well as 4GB of flash memory, yet measures just 67.6 x 30mm – the size of a piece of laptop RAM, in other words.
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April’s MagPi has just been released. As well as all the usual goodies, this month the magazine (free to download, as always) contains features on controlling your house’s heating system using a Pi, a guide to turning your Pi into a wireless access point (I’m thinking of pointing one in the general direction of my village bus stop, where I often find myself standing with only a 2G signal for my phone, waiting impatiently until the bus turns up half an hour late), and some really cute Minecraft pointers
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Issue 11 of the MagPi – out now!