Electronics Weekly (blog) Electronica 2018: Raspberry Pi hosts Arduino PRO Gateway for LoRa comms Electronics Weekly (blog) The gateway features the advanced Embit EMB-LR1301-mPCIe module, hosted by a Raspberry Pi 3 B+ SBC, in a rugged aluminum enclosure. The gateway comes pre-installed with an optimized packet forwarder and a carrier grade Network server for LoRa ..
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Electronics Weekly Electronica 2018: Raspberry Pi hosts Arduino PRO Gateway for LoRa comms Electronics Weekly The gateway features the advanced Embit EMB-LR1301-mPCIe module, hosted by a Raspberry Pi 3 B+ SBC, in a rugged aluminum enclosure. The gateway comes pre-installed with an optimized packet forwarder and a carrier grade Network server for LoRa … and more »
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Electronics Weekly (blog) Electronica 2018: Raspberry Pi hosts Arduino PRO Gateway for … Electronics Weekly (blog) Here in Munich, at Electronica 2018, Arduino's Massimo Banzi has just announced the Arduino PRO Gateway for LoRa.
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Raspberry Pi TV HAT ushers in new Half-HAT form factor Electronics Weekly (blog) Specifically, the HAT connects to the 40-pin GPIO header on the Pi and to a suitable antenna, allowing you to receive DVB-T2 television broadcasts.
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Electronics Weekly (blog) Crowdfunding Watch: Raspberry Pi gets IoT LoRa Gateway HAT Electronics Weekly (blog) The supplier is Pi Supply, who we've covered before on Gadget Master – see A tip of the hat to the Raspberry Pi Flick HAT – and they highlight their boards should reduce both the price of the necessary hardware and the setup time required for such systems.
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Electronics Weekly (blog) Quantifying Touch with the Raspberry Pi -friendly Pi Cap Electronics Weekly (blog) To be precise, it is compatible with Raspberry Pi 1 Model A+ and B+, Pi 2 Model B, Pi 3 Model B and B+, Pi Zero and Zero W. Made in the UK, it measures 2.6cm x 13.5cm x 10.8cm (h x w x d) and weighs 0.053kg. You can see Jude Pullen and James Bentley ..
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Electronics Weekly US researchers turn to Raspberry Pi for clean air research Electronics Weekly The Pis controlled the heating, ventilation, and air conditioning (HVAC) system in each house, based on data from three off-the-shelf wireless particulate pollution sensors added to each house, two inside rooms and one under cover outside. “With ..
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Electronics Weekly (blog) Astro Pi 2018 challenge prepares the Raspberry Pi for space Electronics Weekly (blog) Specifically, the European Astro Pi Challenge, to give it its full name, involves writing computer programs to run on the single board computer for experiments aboard the International Space Station. It is an ESA Education project run in collaboration …
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Electronics Weekly (blog) DevBoard Watch: Google's AIY Edge TPU Boards are Raspberry Pi friendly Electronics Weekly (blog) The first two AIY kits supported relatively low-fi sound and vision processing – AIY Sound and AIY Vision respectively – and this one is aimed at supporting machine learning inferencing. And agin it can be used with a Raspberry Pi Zero.
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Electronics Weekly Comment: Wireless freedom for the Pi Electronics Weekly The latest in the series from the team behind OEMSecrets, which powers our EW-Compare component price comparison system, considers the Wi-Fi performance of the Raspberry Pi 3B+. Written by Tam Hanna.
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