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Access to GPIO with Python on Your Raspberry Pi 3
Raspberry Pi was mainly designed for educational purposes, allowing young people to take their first steps in programming with an inexpensive Linux computer. But as electronics become more powerful every day and with the addition of Bluetooth 4.1 and WIFI to the Raspberry Pi 3, the device can now meet professional requirements.
Raspberry Pi and Video Capture: A 1080p Conundrum
Recently, we've have had a couple projects come our way that involve capturing video. One is a 3D imaging project where we want to use five 1080p video feeds to capture a one-minute rotation of an item on a platform, giving us an incredible amount of data to train up some image recognition software.
Headless Setup for Your Raspberry Pi 3
The Raspberry Pi 3 offers an incredible amount of capabilities in a very small and cheap package. You can turn it into all sorts of things, from a media center hiding on the back of your TV to a smart sprinkler system, but you need to get it up and running first.
Raspberry Pi: First Steps in Programming with Scratch
Raspberry Pi was designed to have an inexpensive Linux computer that people in education could afford and hence use to teach programming to any kid. Raspbian is the Linux OS by default, and Scratch is installed with this OS.
Raspberry Pi Quick Start Guide
You have been told there are an almost uncountable number of things you can do with it but you have to start somewhere, so how about we walk through a simple start up which can be thought of as the “Hello World” for the Raspberry Pi. in this article we will step through getting a basic operating system up and running to give a strong base on top of which we can build many more projects from old game arcades to whole house automation brains.
Adafruit and Arrow Present the Raspberry Pi DIY Camera Pack
Adafruit and Arrow have partnered again to bring you a simple point-and-shoot digital camera. This product bundle explores the Adafruit PiTFT touchscreen and the Raspberry Pi camera board to create a simple point-and-shoot digital camera. You even have the option to use WiFi and Dropbox to automatically transfer photos to another computer for editing via the cloud.
Create a Classic Arcade Game Setup with the Raspberry Pi 3
Creating a Raspberry Pi 3 powered arcade game setup is easier than you think. We stocked ours with all of the most popular classic games, from Pac-Man, Galaga and Space Invaders to Street Fighter, Dungeons & Dragons, NBA Jam and much more—complete with cabinet, joystick controllers, and speakers. Learn how to build one of your own so you can re-live the classic arcade gaming experience in your own home.
Google AIY Voice Kit Quick Assembly Guide
The Google AIY Voice Kit is an exciting new kit that allows you to turn your Raspberry PI 3 into a fully functioning (and hackable) Google Assistant device in under an hour. Google's new "AIY Projects" initiative is dedicated to making Artificial Intelligence accessible and easy for anyone interested in learning more about it. Read more to learn how to assemble the Google AIY Voice Kit and for more exciting details on the AIY movement.
The Ultimate Raspberry Pi Holiday Shopping List 2017
Beloved by engineers and hobbyists, young and old alike, the Raspberry Pi 3 is one of the top single-board computers on the market today. The Pi is popular among its fan base because of its seemingly limitless DIY potential. From robotics to video game emulators, the versatile device from Raspberry Pi Foundation can do practically anything imaginable. Here at Arrow, we are stocked full of exciting and interactive ways that you or someone you love, whether new to the Pi or a seasoned pro, can dive into the world of possibilities with Raspberry Pi.
Battery Power Your Pi
Raspberry Pis are great tools for development at all stages of engineering, but they’re designed to draw power from the micro USB port, which is a relatively precise 5V power source. All input protection for your board revolves around power being supplied through that USB port.
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View all our Raspberry Pi Products here. Our selection of Pi products includes everything from the Raspberry Pi 3 development board, to variety of hats, camera modules, kits and more.