Friday 19 January 2018

Issue #238 - Pots

Monzo ePaper Pot Jason Barnett Raspberry Pi

Happy Friday, one and all.

We hope you’ve had a good week — we know we have. Ours has been full to the brim with your incredible projects, such as the binary clock by engineerish, Jason’s e-paper money pot tracker, and facepunch, the Pi-powered project that doesn’t do what the name suggests.

We also ran a fun competition on social media, challenging our followers to guess where Babbage bear went on holiday. We’ll pick a few lucky winners from among the hundreds of guesses and send them stickers — be sure to follow us to take part in future sticker giveaways.

Have a great weekend, an awesome week, and we’ll see you next Friday!

Peace,

Alex

Hello World issue 4
(raspberrypi.org) Approaches to personal development
Job opportunities
(raspberrypi.workable.com) Join the Raspberry Pi, Code Club, and CoderDojo teams
The Life Scientific
(bbc.co.uk) Trading CEO Eben Upton interviewed on BBC Radio 4
Raspberry Pi-wood Derby
(raspberrypi.org) The red car and the blue car had a race...
Build a binary clock with engineerish
(raspberrypi.org) Learn to tell the time all over again
facepunch: the facial recognition punch clock
(raspberrypi.org) Clock your screen time
Raspberry Pi Zero W with Webcam and Dropbox
(youtube.com) Easy home security
Automatic stair lights
(hackster.io) No more tripping in the dark
Raspicast
(instructables.com) Using the Pi as a Chromecast alternative
e-paper pocket money tracker
(raspberrypi.org) Using Monzo money pots
Pi spy's Alexa Skill
(raspberrypi-spy.co.uk) The ultimate Raspberry Pi Alexa skill
Water your plants
(help.ubidots.com) Using a Raspberry Pi, PiFace, and Ubidots
DIY VR goggles
(instructables.com) Using a Raspberry Pi Zero W
Lost child finder
(hackster.io) Find your lost child with facial recognition
Voice-controlled Jumping Jack
(instructables.com) Control servos with the AIY Projects kit
Custom video wall
(patrickfuerst.at) Custom solution with the Pi 3
Baby room monitoring
(icepick.com) Is your baby restless?

Pi Wars Scotland
(recantha.co.uk)
Battle bots, assemble!
Boosting earthquake awareness
(newsok.com)
Ooooh, Oklahoma!
AI assistant for tetraplegics
(engineering.com)
Engineers use Raspberry Pi and Alexa to create assistive technoloy

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