
Issue #253 - Pokédex
Hi all,
Unseasonable colds delayed your newsletter this week, and even stole Alex‘s voice. However, they couldn’t stop her from heading to Makers Central with a team from Raspberry Pi, where we understand she spent the weekend communicating via a blend of semaphore and interpretive dance.
This week, we look back at last weekend’s Coolest Projects UK, the first time this fantastic showcase for young digital makers has come to the UK, and we welcome Sue Sentance as the Raspberry Pi Foundation’s Chief Learning Officer.
In Pi project news, a Pokédex is a real thing now and you can make your own with Adrian Rosebrock’s guidance – but if that’s not your thing, try a handy pantry barcode scanner, look at remote home monitoring and media player ideas, or be inspired by the possibilities that 3D printing can bring to your builds.
À la prochaine,
Helen
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Raspberry Pi in your favourite films and TV shows
(raspberrypi.org) And the Oscar for best SBC in a feature film goes to... -
Meet Sue Sentance
(twitter.com) Our new Chief Learning Officer -
Winning Coolest Projects
(10tonolimit.com) Winner Avye with a rundown of the day -
Own your own working Pokémon Pokédex!
(raspberrypi.org) Gotta catch 'em all! -
Converting a Kodak Box Brownie into a digital camera
(raspberrypi.org) Updating a 20th-century classic -
3D-printed speakers from the Technical University of Denmark
(raspberrypi.org) Turn it up! -
Scanning snacks to your Wunderlist shopping list with Wunderscan
(raspberrypi.org) Never forget to buy snacks! -
NeXT Computer Replica
(ninamakes.co.uk) A 3D-printed take on a classic -
Remote Home Monitoring
(element14.com) Using Raspberry Pi and Hologram Nova -
TACTbox+
(hackster.io) A Raspberry Pi media player
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Qu'est-ce que le Raspberry Pi?
(sciencesetavenir.fr)
Cet ordinateur de la taille d’une carte de crédit -
Help us translate our projects
(twitter.com)
Offer your translation services -
Pi Wars 2018 Winners
(raspberrypi.org)
Whose bot battled to win the title? -
Adafruit's Graduation gift guide
(blog.adafruit.com)
Such wonderful things -
Keeping streets ice-free with the Raspberry Pi
(hackaday.com)
Brining Glasgow's pavements, without brining its pedestrians
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