Rob’s in the US at the moment for a few weeks, covering the bits of the country we’ve not been to before, and he’s filled every waking moment with Pi-vangelism.
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Video: Rob Bishop talks to MAKE
Video: Rob Bishop talks to MAKE
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Gordon Hollingworth talks to the Orlando Sentinel
Dr Gordon Hollingworth, our Head of Software, has been in Orlando visiting Familab , one of our favourite hackspaces.
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Gordon Hollingworth talks to the Orlando Sentinel
Video of the Day: Automate your home with Raspberry Pi – DVICE
DVICE Video of the Day: Automate your home with Raspberry Pi DVICE YouTube's Iain Hamilton has created a lovely Raspberry Pi home automation system that will switch lights and music on or off so you never have to leave the couch. Watch Iain's demonstration in the video below. It's halfway to a Jetsons life
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Microwave Controlled By Raspberry Pi Hack – Ubergizmo
Microwave Controlled By Raspberry Pi Hack Ubergizmo Well, household kitchen devices might not seem to be the ideal candidates for life with a remote control, but what about this – using Raspberry Pi to control them in a hack?
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The Raspberry Pi Microwave
Mike-roscopy
Element14 recently held a competition for the best picture taken with the Raspberry Pi camera board. As it happens, we’d already featured the picture that won on Facebook and Google+ : Dave Akerman, up to his usual very-high-jinks with more spacefaring balloons, managed to capture a pretty astonishing picture of Devon and Cornwall from the stratosphere. Today’s post is not about Dave’s picture, but here it is again for the historical record
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Mike-roscopy
Pi-Rex: a bark-activated door opener for dogs
Here’s a weekend project from Dave Hunt for dog owners whose best friends can’t work out whether they want to be inside or outside. Dave came up with Pi-Rex when the sleep deprivation caused by his new dog barking to be let in or out alternately became too much to bear.
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Pi-Rex: a bark-activated door opener for dogs
Rapiro – the cutest robot you’ll ever meet, now on Kickstarter
A new Kickstarter was launched this morning : check out the video first, and then I’ll tell you about what we’ve seen first-hand of the project. We met Shota Ishiwatari at the three-day Raspberry Jam in Tokyo in May. He’s an established inventor of very, very cool stuff – you may have read about his Nekomimi cat ears, which were featured all over the internet when they came out last year.
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Rapiro – the cutest robot you’ll ever meet, now on Kickstarter
Not that sort of Java
Back when we moved into our offices, I tweeted about the fact that we were all feeling itchy, snappish and antsy (like some dwarves who didn’t make the Snow White cut), because we weren’t able to make proper coffee in the office. Things were so bad, we had resorted to instant.
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Not that sort of Java
Raspberry Jam, Lilongwe, Malawi
We’re seeing Raspberry Jams pop up all over the world these days: Eben and I spent three days at the Jam in Tokyo last month (pictures and presentations from that will be coming soon), and an afternoon at the Silicon Valley Jam the week before that. We see video from a lot of these events, but this video, sent to me by John Cass from Young Innovators in Lilongwe, Malawi, is my favourite so far. It was recorded by a Malawi TV station, and ended up on national network TV
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Raspberry Jam, Lilongwe, Malawi