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FW: Raspberry Pi Weekly Issue #189 - Robocod

From: Trevor W.
Sent on: Tuesday, February 7, 2017, 5:58 AM

 

Folks,

Here’s a project (Robocod) that could make life a bit more interesting for your guppies…J

 

Cheers,

Trevor

 

From: Raspberry Pi Weekly [mailto:[address removed]]
Sent: Sunday, 5 February[masked]:23 PM
To: [address removed]
Subject: Raspberry Pi Weekly Issue #189 - Robocod

 

Raspberry Pi Weekly - Stay connected with the Raspberry Pi community

 

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Sunday 5 February 2017

Issue #189 - Robocod

Hi everyone!

Have you told your favourite educator about Hello World yet? Our new magazine about computing and digital making is for everyone who helps people to learn, including librarians, Code Club and Raspberry Jam volunteers, Scout leaders and classroom assistants, as well as teachers. It's free online for everyone, forever, and practising educators in the UK can subscribe to have a print copy delivered to their home.

Meanwhile, someone has built a goldfish tank that the fish can drive, and someone else has used a Pi to adapt a toaster so it takes orders via Twitter. And some scoundrels have made fake cases that look like our own, only theirs don't help fund computing education; our blog post will help you check what you're buying is the real deal.

We hope you're all having a fab weekend. See you next week!

Helen

 

News

Raspberry Pi CEO: ‘Barriers to computer science education are falling’

(siliconrepublic.com)


Silicon Republic interviews Raspberry Pi Foundation CEO Philip Colligan

Fake cases - make sure you don't end up with one

(raspberrypi.org)


Check what you're buying is the real deal

 

Projects

Hacker House smartphone-connected door lock

(raspberrypi.org)


Unlock a door via a smartphone app

Raspberry Pi Thumb Harp

(instructables.com)


Build a battery-powered instrument with this tutorial in English and French

Robocod

(raspberrypi.org)


Questionable practices in aquaculture

Sudo Make Some Toast

(hackster.io)


Order toast from your Pi via Twitter

Raspberry Pi Appliance Monitor

(github.com)


Get tweets from your dishwasher, with a Pi and a vibration sensor

 

Articles

Bringing digital making to the Bett Show 2017

(raspberrypi.org)
See what we shared with educators from around the world

Raspberry Pi Camera Comparison

(semifluid.com)
Steven A. Cholewiak has made an excellent clear comparison of various options

Electronic nose to detect fruit ripening

(raspberrypi.org)
Monitoring the harvest-readiness of urban fruit

Theremin Museum Exhibit

(raspihub.com)
A BitScope, a Blade Uno and a Pi let visitors play, listen, and see their sounds visualised

Twitter Bot Will Send The View From Twin Peaks When You @ It

(sfist.com)
Nice implementation of a classic project

 

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