Issue #171 - Attend
Oh, hi there,
There’s so many opportunities to ‘get your Pi on’ over the next few months. From a Pi Towers Raspberry Jam, to Matt Richardson visiting Micro Center, to Astro Pi and more, things seem to be getting really social in the community of late. It’s got so busy that I decided to turn this week’s feature image into a direct link to our Raspberry Jam page. If you want to get together with like-minded makers and tinkerers, the Jam is the place to be. And if you don’t have one available near you, why not consider starting your own?
Continuing the theme of togetherness, Code Club are currently dancing around the office, celebrating 300 clubs in Scotland. Yass!
Topping off the Raspberry Pi Weekly with some fun project builds, such as the talkiepi walkie-talkie and air drum kit, you’ve enough to get stuck into over the weekend.
Have a great time and I’ll see you next Friday.
Peace,
Alex
News
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Meet Matt Richardson
(microcenter.com) Matt will be visiting Micro Center, Fairfax VA this Saturday -
Astro Pi Teacher Workshop
(stem.org.uk) Get to grips with Pi, ready for the next Astro Pi Challenge -
Raspberry Jam Glasgow
(eventbrite.co.uk) The Raspberry Pi Foundation bring a Jam to Google Digital Garage, Glasgow -
Raspberry Jam Pi Towers
(eventbrite.co.uk) Join Raspberry Pi at Pi Towers, Cambridge for a Jam! -
Maker Faire Silver Spring
(makerfairesilverspring.com) We'll be there... will you? -
300 Code Clubs in Scotland
(twitter.com) Yaldi!
Projects
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Face-Tracking Fan
(raspberrypi.org) De-sweat the small stuff -
talkiepie Walkie-Talkie
(raspberrypi.org) Talk over a private network -
Air Drum Kit
(raspberrypi.org) Boom tish... boomtish -
Circadia Sunrise Lamp
(raspberrypi.org) Wake up to a glorious sunrise
Articles
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World's Smallest Working MAME Cabinet
(raspberrypi.org)
It's so cute, I can't even... -
The Social Interaction Dress
(raspberrypi.org)
The dress that awards points for human contact -
PugProse with Bare Conductive
(vimeo.com)
Meet the talking pug
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