East Anglian Daily Times The third Raspberry Pi Jam taking place at the University of Suffolk this weekend.
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Ipswich Star The third Raspberry Pi Jam taking place at the University of Suffolk this weekend. Ipswich Star The live demonstration area will have projects using Raspberry Pi's , a game using LE.D.'s, robots that navigate themselves and tractor bots controlled using Raspberry Pi's . There will be home automation and light controllers with intelligent software …
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The third Raspberry Pi Jam taking place at the University of Suffolk this weekend. – Ipswich Star
By all accounts, the pilot expansion of Picademy to the United States has been a huge success. In fact, we’ve already held three workshops and inducted 120 new Raspberry Pi Certified Educators on U.S. soil.
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Network World Raspberry Pi roundup: The Raspberry Baron takes to the skies; big talk about voice; thin client scuttlebutt Network World In possibly the coolest news for aviation geeks who cover the technology sector – so, you know, basically just the author of this article – a former University of Cincinnati doctoral candidate has created a Raspberry Pi -powered AI that can fly … Viewsonic uses Raspberry Pi 3 to build low-cost thin client device Inquirer Viewsonic launches thin client device based on Raspberry Pi 3 V3.co.uk ViewSonic taps Raspberry Pi 3 for $89 thin client system HackerBoards.com (blog) ResponseSource (press release) all 5 news articles »
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TechFrag Raspberry Pi AI Beats US Air Force Fighter Pilot in Simulation TechFrag A former US Air Force officer was defeated in a fighter plane dogfight simulator against a Raspberry Pi AI. ALPHA, the AI which the retired Colonel Gene Lee went up against was developed by a doctoral graduate from the University of Cincinnati
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Geeky Gadgets Awesome Raspberry Pi Electric Skateboard (video) Geeky Gadgets The project was created as part of his assignment for University where the prerequisite was to build something using the awesome Raspberry Pi mini PC and what could be better than a Raspberry Pi powered skateboard complete with Bluetooth connected …
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Network World Sonic Pi: Realtime music creation for the Raspberry Pi (and more) Network World Created by Sam Aaron at the University of Cambridge Computer Laboratory, Sonic Pi is a free, open source, live coding synthesizer released under the MIT License. Better still, it not only runs on the Raspberry Pi as its name suggests, it also runs on ..
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Techworld.com Eight fun Raspberry Pi projects you should try: Top Raspberry Pi hacks Techworld.com After graduating from the University of Nottingham reading philosophy and theology in 2013, Christina was appointed marketing executive at a tech start-up specialising in mobile apps. She has a keen interest in the mobile platform and innovative tech.
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Kent uni connects Raspberry Pi and Java with lightweight IDE Inquirer AS THOUSANDS OF DEVELOPERS and other tech professionals gathered in San Francisco for the Oracle OpenWorld show this week, the University of Kent took the opportunity to show off its efforts to get kids into coding via Java on the Raspberry Pi .
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