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16 Jun 2014

For absolutely no reason whatsoever image we are giving away 10 of these Raspberry PiRaspberry Pi footballs (or soccer balls for you Americans/Australians) to our community members!

 

It's easy to enter. Just POST A COMMENT below about which Raspberry Pi projects you are working on now, or that you have planned for this summer and we will pick the top ten most creative and interesting ones to win one of these footballs modelled below by element14's Iro. You need to be a registered member to comment (only takes a few seconds to do this).

 

The competition will remain open until 9am UK time on June 23rd and the winners will be notified by private message so prizes can be sent out.


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  • Robert Peter Oakes
    Robert Peter Oakes over 11 years ago +2
    That is so cool, too nice to play with though ?, I would love one for prize at a future Honecker or other community event in my area I am currently working on a master controller for my home automation…
  • DAB
    DAB over 11 years ago +2
    After the flurry of unkind remarks about the RPi over the last couple of years it is good to see a way to show how the RPI can take a kicking and keep on ticking. Yes, it is a bad pun, but you have to…
  • fvan
    fvan over 11 years ago +2
    Awesome! I'm working on a smart alarm clock which updates the time of the alarm based on the best train connection possible (taking into account possible delays). This should allow the user to sleep as…
  • pi-nerd
    pi-nerd over 11 years ago

    Hello,

    I'm working on a VU meter with a ATmega324(trying to program with a RaspberryPi) and this summer I will work on a ATmega324 connected to a RaspberryPi.

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  • Former Member
    Former Member over 11 years ago

    Hi!

    I'm working on domotics, currently on the lights, with proximity sensors and mobile apps.

    In a future I will work on other things in my house.

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  • fvan
    fvan over 11 years ago

    Awesome!

     

    I'm working on a smart alarm clock which updates the time of the alarm based on the best train connection possible (taking into account possible delays).

    This should allow the user to sleep as long as possible and still make it to work on time! The alarm clock should look great as well, so I'm building a wooden enclosure to fit all the electronics in.

     

    More info here: IoT Alarm Clock - Part 3

     

    Frederick

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  • Former Member
    Former Member over 11 years ago

    Hi that's really cool!

     

    I am working on a project to combine the Jeser home automation project with a Pi-Rate Radio application....low on hardware requirements and for sure a lot of fun :-)

     

    Greetings!

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    Former Member over 11 years ago

    a raspberry pi laptop controlled robot controllable from anywhere in the world (with phone reception) with a camera and is made from lego technic, RCX 2.0, raspberry pi and phone.

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