The electronic guardian who watches over our baby’s rest periods and environmental conditions of their room. Sometimes, when “browsing” the web in search of solutions to common problems, we happen to run into projects which are decidedly significant from the point of view of the use of resources, aimed at solving a problem that…
[bctt tweet=”The #RaspberryPi3ModelB+ is the latest product in the @Raspberry_Pi range, with a 64-bit quad core @ 1.4GHz, dual-band 2.4GHz and 5GHz wireless LAN, Bluetooth 4.2/BLE, faster Ethernet and PoE capability” username=”OpenElectronics”] The long journey of the Raspberry Pi was started with its first version, which has been proposed to the public as…
While some people love that the Raspberry Pi can help them build an awesomely far-fetched device that’s perfect for showing off (but sits on a shelf after the build), others would prefer to make devices that they can use every day. In this article, we’ll discuss some things you can make out of a…
Let’s put our VoIP notions to practice by creating our switchboard equipped with all the most advanced features. Raspberry PI is a single board computer that we already had the chance to use in the most diverse applications. By taking advantage of its predisposition to work as small Linux server, we used it…
Let’s find out how to make a phone switchboard equipped with all the most advanced features, by using a Raspberry Pi as hardware and Asterisk as software. Part one. The term VoIP, which means “Voice over Internet Protocol”, refers to a group of technologies used to transport voice using the Internet-based IP protocol as…
Raspberry Pi 3 was presented recently and we took the opportunity to talk to the founder of Rapsberry Pi Eben Upton of the new born. We asked him a few questions to find out why Raspberry Pi is interesting for the public of the Makers and what he thinks of other other board in competition…
After one year of the presentation of Raspberry Pi 2 a new model arrived: Raspberry Pi 3 Model B It is still unconfirmed news, but a lot of article are born around some photos of FCC (Federal Communications Commission). From the FCC documentation, it looks like the new Raspberry Pi 3 should come with Wi-Fi and Bluetooth Low Energy on…
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