If your day has been a little fraught so far, watch this video. It opens with a tableau of methodically laid-out components and then shows them soldered, screwed, and slotted neatly into place. Everything fits perfectly; nothing needs percussive adjustment
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Augmented-reality projection lamp with Raspberry Pi and Android Things
Did you see Mommy kissing Santa Claus? Or was it simply an imposter? The Not Santa detector is here to help solve the mystery once and for all
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The deep learning Santa/Not Santa detector
Solving problems that are meaningful to us is at the core of our approach to teaching and learning about technology here at the Raspberry Pi Foundation. Over the last eight months, I’ve noticed that the types of digital making projects that motivate and engage me have changed (can’t think why). Always looking for ways to save money and automate my life and the lives of my loved ones, I’ve been thinking a lot about how digital making projects could be the new best friend of any new parent
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Digital making for new parents
Using a Raspberry Pi, an Arduino, an Adafruit NeoPixel Ring and a servomotor, Japanese makers HomeMadeGarbage produced this Pronunciation Training Machine to help their parents distinguish ‘L’s and ‘R’s when speaking English. L R 発音矯正ギブス お母ちゃん編 Pronunciation training machine #right #light #raspberrypi #arduino #neopixel 23 Likes, 1 Comments – Home Made Garbage (@homemadegarbage) on Instagram: “L R 発音矯正ギブス お母ちゃん編 Pronunciation training machine #right #light #raspberrypi #arduino #neopixel” How does an Pronunciation Training Machine work? As you can see in the video above, the machine utilises the Google Cloud Speech API to recognise their parents’ pronunciation of the words ‘right’ and ‘light’.
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The Pronunciation Training Machine
We at the Raspberry Pi Foundation find it incredibly rewarding to help people make and share things they love.
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The Heart of Maker Faire
This column is from The MagPi issue 58 .
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Taking the first step on the journey
Cycle. Beat the on-screen pace. Receive free Menabrea beer
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Bicycle-powered Menabrea beer dispenser
Get Ready For The IESL-UTE Raspberry Pi Challenge 2017 ReadMe Sri Lanka Say the words “ Raspberry Pi ” to someone and you'll get one of two responses. One being that someone thinks it's a type of dessert and immediately wants to devour one, the other being one who wants to use it for developing something. Well, this article …
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Get Ready For The IESL-UTE Raspberry Pi Challenge 2017 – ReadMe Sri Lanka
Network World Raspberry Pi , ultrasonics, and music Network World I recently stumbled upon a design for a theremin-type instrument (in other words, a musical device controlled by hand waving) that's much more up my street because instead of being based on the modification of radio frequency signals, it uses a …
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Raspberry Pi, ultrasonics, and music – Network World
BetaNews [Giveaway] Happy Pi Day! Enter to win a Raspberry Pi 3 and Eleduino case BetaNews Happy Pi Day, dear BetaNews readers! What, you've never heard of the holiday? Well, it is a nerdy play on Pi , which is 3.14 (and so on).
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[Giveaway] Happy Pi Day! Enter to win a Raspberry Pi 3 and Eleduino case – BetaNews