Miscellaneous

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R2D2 Robot Powered by Raspberry Pi

Published on Jan 13, 2013

This is a birthday gift I built from scratch for my girlfriend
The hardware is made of a broken Interactive R2D2 toy and a bunch of cheap parts purchased online. Inside, the little guy is powered by a Raspberry Pi running Rasbian.

Features:
voice control (in English and Chinese, using PocketSphinx)
face recognition (using OpenCV)
motion detection ultrasonic distance detection
audio message record and replay sound play and TTS
rechargeable battery wifi

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What you need to know about Raspberry Pi 2

Published on Feb 2, 2015

More power, more memory and a Pi-compatible version of Windows -- here's what you need to know about this all-new microcomputer.

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Microsoft B15 robot powered by Raspberry Pi
April 30, 2015

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Tested: Raspberry Pi 3 $35 Computer!

Published on Mar 8, 2016

We have the recently-announced Raspberry Pi 3! Patrick Norton stops by to discuss and show off the differences between the 3rd-generation Raspberry Pi and previous models, and demonstrate why this is the first time he's felt like the performance has been good enough to use for daily computing. Here's what you get for $35.

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How to make a raspberry pie with a raspberry pi

Published on Mar 14, 2016

We made this video in order to celebrate Pi Day. Do you want to try a raspberry pie made by a robot? : )

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Top 10 coolest Raspberry Pi projects

Published on Mar 27, 2016

Rasberry Pi is 4 years old this week! To celebrate the NEW Rasberry Pi 3 with WiFi and Bluetooth integration, let’s take a look at the Top 10 Coolest Rasberry Pi projects!