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Coolest Projects

Calling all young creators: Get ready for Coolest Projects Global 2022

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Coolest Projects

Coolest Projects Global is back

The world-leading technology showcase for young creators is back online in 2022.

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Raspberry Pi Zero 2 W

Your tiny, tiny $15 computer

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Coolest Projects

Coolest Projects Global is back

The world-leading technology showcase for young creators is back online in 2022.

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A maker at a Coolest Projects event
Partners

New free resources for young people to create 3D worlds with code in Unity

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Education

How can AI-based analysis help educators support students?

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Astro Pi Mission Zero

Young people’s code on the International Space Station. Take part in the European Astro Pi Challenge for ages 19 and under.

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Introducing the Raspberry Pi Computing Education Research Centre
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Meet some of the inspirational community members who are creating with technology and changing the world around them.

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Raspberry Pi Build HAT

The new add-on board enabling learners to integrate LEGO® Technic™ components with Raspberry Pi computers

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Astro Pi

Raspberry Pi computers are speeding to the International Space Station

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