Issue #208 - Mira
Happy Friday, one and all!
This week introduced us to Mira, the most adorable robot we’ve ever seen. So while I try to recover my senses again after this overload of cuteness, you can go check out Estefannie’s brilliant GPS-Controlled GoPro, this wonderful interview with our bearded wonder Matt Richardson, and then, if you have time, head to CoderDojo Coolest Projects 2017 on Saturday for some incredible builds from the community.
Have a great week, and we’ll see you next Friday!
Peace,
Alex
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CoderDojo Coolest Projects 2017
(tickets.coolestprojects.org) Join us at Coolest Projects this weekend -
Motivation is more important than knowledge for achieving success
(cnbc.com) Raspberry Pi gets a shout-out from Wozniak -
Sonic Pi 3 world premiere
(hackuh.halic.be) Join the celebration in Belgium -
DIY Smart Assistant Speaker/Lamp
(hackster.io) In the mood for some lighting -
GPS-controlled GoPro photo taker
(raspberrypi.org) Improve your selfie game with Estefannie -
Mira, the tiny robot of joyful delight
(raspberrypi.org) So, so, so, so cute -
Waves
(raspberrypi.org) Turn speech into sound wave images -
Autonomous Writing Machine
(vimeo.com) Bill Hart's endless mechanical stream of consciousness -
PiCorder
(hackster.io) The barest of barebone cameras -
Cat Door
(hackster.io) Facial recognition for your furry feline friend -
Bond-esque power button
(imgur.com) There are buttons, and then there's this button
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BackMap, the haptic navigation system
(raspberrypi.org)
Making navigation accessible to all -
A rather dandy Pi-assisted Draisine
(raspberrypi.org)
Replace pedal power with Pi power -
Interview: Matt Richardson
(mwb.com)
Matt Richardson: Executive Director for North America of the Raspberry Pi Foundation -
Bringing kids up geek
(linkedin.com)
A practical home STEM guide -
NEC at InfoComm 2017
(youtube.com)
NEC Display presents Raspberry Pi and Mosaic -
Longview Independent School District camp
(news-journal.com)
Teaching basics of computer science using Raspberry Pi -
EW BrightSparks 2017 profile: Roger Thornton
(electronicsweekly.com)
Electronics Weekly team up with RS Components to highlight the brightest and most talented young electronic engineers in the UK today
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