Win a Raspberry Pi 4 in Celebration of Our 10th Birthday!

Isn't this contest over..? Well I'm trying anyway!

I wanna build a media center pc to replace my aging/dying NUC. considering Intel NUC's are way too pricey now, this rpi with a USB 3 disk will do quite nicely, as soon as they fix the HDR.

When I will win that raspberry pi 4, I will build an RPI Switch. It will be an retrogaming Console that looks like the Nintendo Switch, and even will have the same size. It will be a great project for me to build. The RPI 4 is perfect for that. It has the right performance and hardware to build that gaming Console. I even have already almost all parts at home. Only the pi and the screen are missing.

I would love to make a pi hole to block ads on my home network. Thanks!

I want to use Pi 4 for developing a system to warn/prevent road accidents on highways and expressways. It will check parameters like vehicle speed, vehicle breakdown, driving pattern (criminal, drunken, sleeping or ill driver) and alert safety personnel in time to take action via wireless Ethernet or GSM network. The system will also activate appropriate warning signals on the road for safety of other approaching drivers.

Availability of variety of interfaces for sensors and implementation of AI algorithms will be ideal combination to get useful output in complex situations.

The system will be powered by solar panels with battery backup. Low power consumption feature of Pi 4 will enable efficient battery operation during cloudy weather or nights.

I would like to build. Face recognized door lock and monitoring system using the Raspberry pi 4.

I did a lot of projects using the Raspberry pi 3 b and b+ more excited to see Raspberry pi 4.

What I find great for a raspberry pi is that I have a Bad Dudes My Arcade mini converting to a MAME My Arcade as that option. This I try to explain because my Bad Dudes mini arcade only has 2 fire buttons and a joystick. The MAME arcade games involving one and two fire buttons, such as Phoenix, Super Pac Man and City Connection are examples. Now I have seen other YouTube videos as simular I explain. I am giving this my best shot when I send you my Bad Dudes My Arcade mini for this kind of option.

I would like to try the RPi 4 as an all around property GURU! By this i mean that I would have it mounted on a robotic structure controlled by the RPi 4, with a camera module, so it could move around my property both as a security tool and be adaptable for mounting probes to check soil Ph level at every major plant on the property (trees, bushes, garden plants, etc.), check Ph levels at possible planting sites, and as well as checking soil water and fertilizer content to see if any individual plants need watering and fertilizer. It would have a built in graph of when items were planted and what the expected date of harvest would be and technological software to ascertain whether the items were ready to harvest. Connected to a Wi-Fi scale it could tally all of the weights of produce pulled from the garden and possibly summarize what would make a better planting order by plots. I would also expect it to check the entrance to my beehive and the bees water source on a daily basis and report on extraordinary activity at the hive entrance (possible swarming) and the level of the water.

The RPi 4 would also connect internal wireless cameras in structures and respond/report to any security problems, actuating cameras if necessary,  as well as reporting on non-functioning cameras, along with transferring and storing all clips and videos to the RPi 4 Server Version in my office.

It would also feed data from Weather Reports through Wi-Fi and feed the weather package information into the Server Version of a RPi 4 to display all of the information collected in organized folders of information that could be displayed at the touch of a Screen/Folder to show contents of the data in structured formats.

My project being total rasp pi newbie would find a way to start some radio astrology. Being a licenced Amateur Radio Operator (M6ODC) I have a keen fascination with the sky and the stars and would love to incorparate it somehow to expand my knowledge and share the info via a blog. I also wonder if it would be possible to incorparate an image searcher that can take in a picture of the stars at a set date /time/location and then take an image of the exact same coordinates years later to see what had changed.

I don't have any good project, but I would compile the most appealing and easy ones, get all the needed parts and give the whole to my 8 years old grandson to get him started in the "good life habits"

I was going to order a Pi4 on the Monday it was first available. But since Newark.com's website was not working I could not order one. I just saw this email from yesterday, but when I got here it turns out yesterday was the last day to leave a comment to be eligible to win. Bummer. But on the bright side, the Pi4 has a defective non-complaint USB-C port. So it all worked out, I'll just wait for the revised version that fixes that problem before going in for one.

When I get one, It will go into my home made tablet. I already laser cut and assembled all the parts including a nice multi-touch LCD. Looks like all I need to do is re-laser one side panel due to the new connectors and I'm good to go with a Pi4 in my tablet. Hopefully the USB-C problem gets fixed quickly. You might also want to give people a little more notice than the same day that a promotion ends!