The research has been targeted towards emergency rescue services in the event of a road accident. The project focuses on building an infrastructure which vehicle safety authorities can implement to enhance the reporting of vehicle crashes, provide post-crash analysis using motion sensors, record of ...

Thanks for the suggestions, I really hope the forum moderator can create a new category for "parallel processing and multithreaded programming". The university course is over, and I have enjoyed Raspberry Pi and its capabilities. Its too great to be true. Love the Pi Guys. I asked for a "parallel p...

gordon77 wrote:Looks a great project.

I note the battery only lasts 5 hours, does this mean it shuts down every night ?

Would a Pi B+ be better than a Pi B be better for consumption ?

Yes it does turn off. Its a small prototype. Hope to make it better since the New Pi are out.

Picture1.jpg In this article, I have used a Raspberry Pi, a 5 Watt Solar Panel and backup power to create a Research Paper to connect two remote villages to Reduce Digital Divide. Raspberry Pi is cool stuff. Love it. Full Presentation link : http://libregarage.com/tutorials/raspi_village_server.htm...

Thanks for the suggestions, I really hope the forum moderator can create a new category for "parallel processing and multithreaded programming". The university course is over, and I have enjoyed Raspberry Pi and its capabilities. Its too great to be true. Love the Pi Guys.

1503277_10152892878441420_4133980502810337957_n.jpg This project was done as classwork for Independent University Bangladesh CSC 470: Introduction to Parallel Programming. In this step by step tutorial we shall learn how to setup a couple of Raspberry Pi's to create a small cluster. It will discuss...

It took some time to convince the teachers, but we have managed to push raspberry pi in to the classrooms. Officially the University now uses, Raspberry Pi and Arduino in their CSC205, introduction to advanced programming course. Couple of days ago, I read in the Guardian (http://www.theguardian.com...