Issue #153 - Connector
Hi everyone
In case you missed it: the Pi Zero was re-launched on Monday – it’s still $5 but comes with a camera connector so you can use the camera module (old or new) with it.
This week we added a new About Us page to the website, which includes a collection of downloads about the Foundation’s work: the annual reviews; strategy document; trustees’ reports and financial statements.
Two Picademy events took place this week, in London and Newcastle; and Carrie Anne published an article answering common questions about the free CPD course.
Ben
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Zero grows a camera connector
(raspberrypi.org) The $5 Pi Zero now comes with a camera connector -
Raspberry Pi with cloud vision at Google I/O
(raspberrypi.org) Usig Google’s Cloud Vision API to let your Pi robot recognise what it sees -
Your Picademy questions answered
(raspberrypi.org) Carrie Anne answers commonly asked questions about the Foundation's teacher training course -
Annual Review 2015
(raspberrypi.org) The Foundation's annual review is available to download now -
Raspberry Pi Zero - Programming over USB
(blog.gbaman.info) Andrew Mulholland shows a new simple way to program the Zero over USB -
Building a wearable camera
(manoj.ninja) Raspberry Pi camera in a bag strap -
Instant Camera using Raspberry Pi and Thermal Printer
(learn.adafruit.com) DIY instant photo project -
Raspberry Pi controlled irrigation system
(instructables.com) Keep your plants alive with this irrigation system -
Open WiFi finder
(hackster.io) Find open WiFi networks with your Pi -
Mayhem
(stuffaboutcode.com) The Amiga game ported to Raspberry Pi by Martin O'Hanlon -
Icebreaker Game
(pierremuth.wordpress.com) Press the button, break the ice
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Le Myope - a confused camera
(raspberrypi.org)
Interesting camera project that looks up similar images from the web -
Ring a bell with Node-RED and Twitter
(raspberrypi.org)
IoT Twitter-enabled doorbell project -
Raspberry Pi touchscreen display case options
(averagemanvsraspberrypi.com)
Average Man compares cases for the official display -
The poetic verse of our collective Google queries
(hyperallergic.com)
Pi-powered Google poetry -
Making music through body movement
(host.madison.com)
Pi and Arduino powered interactive musical instrument -
Raspberry Pi Zero 1.3 Power Usage with camera
(raspi.tv)
Alex Eames sums up Pi power usage, including the new Zero
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