#raspberrypicluster

[codingheroesonline]

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Home automation is all the rage these days. At @makekorea there were several projects related to home automation. However this project was one of the most impressive and unique. Powered by the NVIDIA Jetson and a Raspberry Pi cluster and loaded with sensors and cloud capabilities, we were very impressed with all the functions of this system. I’ve been dying to get into the NVIDIA Jetson, so I guess I’ll have to add it to my Christmas List! - - - - #nvidia #jetson #nvidiacuda #googleedu #googlehome #raspberrypi #raspberrypi3 #gsuite #googlecloud #twilio #yolo #opencv #raspberrypicluster #nodered #dialogflow #codingheroes #makerfaire #smarthome #smarthometechnology #homeautomation #makerspace #makers #switchbot #mosquito (at Busan, South Korea) https://www.instagram.com/p/B4AJwTcHHXp/?igshid=1ousvzwe3l0k9

[therkedotcom]

The Raspberry Pi Zero WH is a tiny chewing gum packet sized computer. It features a mini HDMI connector for large screens, a microUSB port for power in and a second port for expansion. A microUSB hub can be installed, but I prefer to use a single wireless keyboard and mouse dongle combined with a microUSB to Type A cable or microUSB to OTG Converter Shim.

The Raspberry Pi Zero WH comes with a single core ARM11 based CPU running at 1GHZ and 512Mb RAM. It has Wireless 2.4G 802.11 WiFi onboard as well as Bluetooth Classic 4.1 and Bluetooth LE. It is powered by a single microUSB connector. It supports 1080p video and audio and features a PreSoldered GPIO header for projects.

The Raspberry Pi Zero is a tiny creator tool that can provide anything from a TV watching experience all the way up to games and a development tool. It is cheap enough to give to kids and kid minded adults to play with, and challenging enough to force them to learn real computer science while having a lot of fun.

[tinkersphere]

Power 2 Micro USB devices from a single charger with this Micro USB splitter cable! #tinkersphere #tinkering #electronicparts #raspberrypicluster #androidcable (at Tinkersphere)

[iandroideu]

Your Raspberry Pi Cluster Is Not Like This One #cluster #RaspberryPi #RaspberryPiCluster https://t.co/P9sgIZAEyh http://twitter.com/iAndroideu/status/1199674568320774144

Your Raspberry Pi Cluster Is Not Like This One #cluster #RaspberryPi #RaspberryPiCluster https://t.co/P9sgIZAEyh

— iAndroid.eu (@iAndroideu) November 27, 2019

[therkedotcom]

Raspberry Pi Zero WH

The Raspberry Pi Zero WH is a tiny chewing gum packet sized computer. It features a mini HDMI connector for large screens, a microUSB port for power in and a second port for expansion. A microUSB hub can be installed, but I prefer to use a single wireless keyboard and mouse dongle combined with a microUSB to Type A cable or microUSB to OTG Converter Shim.

The Raspberry Pi Zero WH comes with a single core ARM11 based CPU running at 1GHZ and 512Mb RAM. It has Wireless 2.4G 802.11 WiFi onboard as well as Bluetooth Classic 4.1 and Bluetooth LE. It is powered by a single microUSB connector. It supports 1080p video and audio and features a PreSoldered GPIO header for projects.

The Raspberry Pi Zero is a tiny creator tool that can provide anything from a TV watching experience all the way up to games and a development tool. It is cheap enough to give to kids and kid minded adults to play with, and challenging enough to force them to learn real computer science while having a lot of fun.