Issue #333 - Raspberry Pi robot protects children’s health
Hola,
We likedthe inspiration behind Amol Deshmukh’s Raspberry Pi–powered social robot, which encourages children to wash their hands properly. They hope to roll out similar robots across schools in India to reduce bacteria-related illnesses in children.
Caroline Dunn showed us how to jazz up your face mask and express yourself with a scrolling text panel. And our friends at The MagPi magazine shared some cool haunted house hacks to get your home Halloween-ready.
Also, our Principal Hardware Engineer Roger Thornton joined the Digital Making at Home team’s live stream this week to explain to young people how Raspberry Pis are made.
Peace,
Ashley
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Raspberry Pi robot prompts proper handwashing
(raspberrypi.org) This is *way* more fun than humming Happy Birthday twice -
Build an e-paper to-do list with Raspberry Pi
(raspberrypi.org) Buy milk, pay bills, get puppy -
Haunted house hacks
(raspberrypi.org) That last one is SCARY -
Scroll text across your face mask with NeoPixel and Raspberry Pi
(raspberrypi.org) It's written all over your face
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How teachers train in Computing with our free online courses
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Teachers of all experience levels can train with us -
How are Raspberry Pis made?
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Roger Thornton, Principal Hardware Engineer at Raspberry Pi, joins the Digital Making at Home live stream -
Video: Tim Peake introduces the Astro Pi computer
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It's World Space Week, so send young people's code to space with Astro Pi
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