Raspberry Pi is a UK-based charity that works to put the power of computing and digital making into the hands of people all over the world. It provides low-cost, high-performance computers that people use to learn, solve problems, and have fun. The organization also offers educational resources and outreach programs to help people, especially children, access computing and digital making.

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Raspberry Pi is based out of Cambridge, United Kingdom.

🚨 Raspberry Pi AI Kit available now at $70 🚨

The Raspberry Pi AI Kit offers an accessible and power-efficient way to integrate local, high-performance AI into a wide variety of applications.

The kit comprises our M.2 HAT+ preassembled with a Hailo-8L AI Accelerator module. Installed on a Raspberry Pi 5, the AI Kit allows you to rapidly build complex AI vision applications, running in real time, with low latency and low power requirements.

State-of-the-art neural networks for object detection, semantic and instance segmentation, pose estimation, and facial landmarking (to name just a few) run entirely on the Hailo-8L co-processor, leaving the Raspberry Pi 5 CPU free to perform other tasks.

Congratulations to the first Nigerian cohort of our Raspberry Pi Pico IoT workshops! 

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This is especially significant with the impending IPO. In the latest episode of Nerding Out with Viktor, I had the pleasure of speaking with Eben Upton, the visionary founder of the Raspberry Pi Foundation. Eben shared the inspiring journey of Raspberry Pi, from its origins to its profound impact on education and industry. We explored the challenges posed by the supply chain crisis, the philosophy behind open standards, and the future roadmap for Raspberry Pi, including the potential of RISC-V. Eben's reflections on mentorship and the importance of nurturing young talent resonated deeply with me. Be sure to watch the episode for valuable insights and stories from one of the leading innovators in tech.

Catch the full episode here:
https://lnkd.in/esD2fc_k

You can also find the episode on Apple Podcast (https://lnkd.in/e-PNuZw3) and 
Spotify (https://lnkd.in/e4J9TsgM).

The Raspberry Pi team is looking forward to exhibiting at Embedded World China for the first time this month. There you’ll be able to meet us and experience demos of the full spectrum of Raspberry Pi products, including Raspberry Pi Pico, RP2040-based solutions, Compute Modules, and Raspberry Pi computers, as well as our High Quality Camera and Camera Module 3.

Meet us at stand H3-237 at Shanghai World Expo Exhibition & Convention Center. 

You’ll be able to see how companies around the world use Raspberry Pi to support their industrial applications, and discover how Raspberry Pi can help you with your own solutions.

Our technology is used to support numerous applications in most business sectors, including but not limited to IoT and edge computing, programable logic controllers (PLCs), industrial controllers, access control, microcontrollers, sensors, thin clients, digital signage, imaging, energy management, manufacturing, EV chargers, audiovisual, and agrotechnology.

We look forward to discussing how we can help with your own applications.

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It’s our last day at GITEX AFRICA and the Raspberry Pi booth is still packed with visitors.

There’s still time to swing by for a visit, play with some tech and ask questions.

We tend to only share business things about business on here *but* someone made a TV for cats using Raspberry Pi 5 and we thought you'd like to see it. 

Benchley the cat gets to watch Birder King's nature videos all day long thanks to Becky Stern's Cat TV project, which is one of our favourite things in the brand new issue of The MagPi Magazine, out today!

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