Issue #238 - Pots
Happy Friday, one and all.
We hope you’ve had a good week — we know we have. Ours has been full to the brim with your incredible projects, such as the binary clock by engineerish, Jason’s e-paper money pot tracker, and facepunch, the Pi-powered project that doesn’t do what the name suggests.
We also ran a fun competition on social media, challenging our followers to guess where Babbage bear went on holiday. We’ll pick a few lucky winners from among the hundreds of guesses and send them stickers — be sure to follow us to take part in future sticker giveaways.
Have a great weekend, an awesome week, and we’ll see you next Friday!
Peace,
Alex
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Hello World issue 4
(raspberrypi.org) Approaches to personal development -
Job opportunities
(raspberrypi.workable.com) Join the Raspberry Pi, Code Club, and CoderDojo teams -
The Life Scientific
(bbc.co.uk) Trading CEO Eben Upton interviewed on BBC Radio 4 -
Raspberry Pi-wood Derby
(raspberrypi.org) The red car and the blue car had a race... -
Build a binary clock with engineerish
(raspberrypi.org) Learn to tell the time all over again -
facepunch: the facial recognition punch clock
(raspberrypi.org) Clock your screen time -
Raspberry Pi Zero W with Webcam and Dropbox
(youtube.com) Easy home security -
Automatic stair lights
(hackster.io) No more tripping in the dark -
Raspicast
(instructables.com) Using the Pi as a Chromecast alternative -
e-paper pocket money tracker
(raspberrypi.org) Using Monzo money pots -
Pi spy's Alexa Skill
(raspberrypi-spy.co.uk) The ultimate Raspberry Pi Alexa skill -
Water your plants
(help.ubidots.com) Using a Raspberry Pi, PiFace, and Ubidots -
DIY VR goggles
(instructables.com) Using a Raspberry Pi Zero W -
Lost child finder
(hackster.io) Find your lost child with facial recognition -
Voice-controlled Jumping Jack
(instructables.com) Control servos with the AIY Projects kit -
Custom video wall
(patrickfuerst.at) Custom solution with the Pi 3 -
Baby room monitoring
(icepick.com) Is your baby restless?
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Pi Wars Scotland
(recantha.co.uk)
Battle bots, assemble! -
Boosting earthquake awareness
(newsok.com)
Ooooh, Oklahoma! -
AI assistant for tetraplegics
(engineering.com)
Engineers use Raspberry Pi and Alexa to create assistive technoloy
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