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Developed by the Raspberry Pi foundation, the latest Raspberry Pi computer features a powerful quad core ARM Cortex processor, including integrated wireless LAN and Bluetooth, USB and HDMI ports. Easily accessible GPIO pinouts open up the platform to a whole host of impressive add-ons boards. All of this is packed onto a single PCB no bigger than a credit card. Explore the many varied and exciting possibilities of this fantastic single board computer today.
Our Raspberry Pi Tech Hub is full of useful Raspberry Pi based information, from getting started to maker projects and commercial applications.
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Interfacing hardware with the Raspberry Pi
Add Powered by Raspberry Pi to your product
New pi-top launched – get yours now
I’ve Got a Prototype, What Next?
Feature Projects
Nocturnal Wildlife Watching with Pi NoIR
Using the new Raspberry Pi camera for time-lapse photography of creatures that move in the night.
A Raspberry Pi-powered Radio 4 appliance
Using a Raspberry Pi to build an Internet radio that only receives BBC Radio 4.
#WhereIsMyBus
Fed up of waiting in the rain for your bus? Get distracted by emails and social media when you check the bus times app on your phone? #WhereIsMyBus is designed for you!
Raspbian Jessie Lite on a New Raspberry Pi Compute Module 3
Those industrious folks at the Raspberry Pi Foundation have been hard at it, developing the next generation of the Raspberry Pi Compute Module called the Compute Module 3, or CM3 for short. “What can we expect from this next gen Compute Module?”Questions & Answers
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Latest Activity Stream
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@Redstone Thanks for the excellent article! Do you have any specific suggestions for coding if you are trying to collect humidity and pressure?
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2 weeks ago
watching for a 3d scanner project pi or arduno where the driver boards for stepper / ir are available... most I find are custom driver boards and not available by themselves.. -
1 month ago
I also want to request an Quattro case for rpi4. Perhaps with I/o platen for rpi 2/3 and 4. -
1 month ago
Is there going to be a Quattro for the Pi4? I need one -
1 month ago
For some weird reason OKdo won't deliver to the Isle of Man.
Where else can I buy from?
July 11, 2019 08:24
Simple rasp-identifier using Movidius
Build edge device based 20-classes-identifying gadget with a Pi 3 Model B+, Intel Movidius NCS, the Pi-Top CEED Pro, and a Web Camera.
June 27, 2019 09:33
Controlling a Pedestrian Crossing with Structured Text and a RevPi Core 3
A Structured Text (PLC) program that builds on our previous traffic lights example to build a solution for controlling a pedestrian crossing
June 25, 2019 12:07
Raspberry Pi 4 v Raspberry Pi 3B+
It's been three long years since the Raspberry Pi 3 was launched, but now it has been completely upgraded and re-engineered to produce the fastest and most powerful Pi, which could be ready to finally replace your desktop PC.
June 4, 2019 10:54
Controlling Traffic Lights with Structured Text and a RevPi Core 3
A simple Structured Text (PLC) program to run on the RevPi Core 3 to control traffic lights.
May 31, 2019 10:22
Getting Started with RevPi Core 3 for PLC Applications
Hardware setup, configuration and an introduction to logi.CAD 3.
May 10, 2019 15:38
Match Preview: Sony UK TEC v RS Components
Employees from Sony UK Technology Centre and RS Components head to the Cardiff City Stadium on Friday evening to compete in the Raspberry Pi Derby, raising money for the Children with Cancer UK charity.
April 25, 2019 08:01
Configure Caching IPv4/IPv6 DNS Stub Resolver using “systemd-resolved”
By storing previous DNS query answers of name:ip mappings in a local cache, system responsiveness will be greatly enhanced. This link is a HowTo I've written which details how to configure "systemd-resolved" as a local DNS caching stub resolver
2 weeks ago