Blogs about ARM

• Time-lapse Photography with the Raspberry Pi Camera

  Andrew Back

  A simple time-lapse photography project using the new Raspberry Pi Camera with a Raspberry Pi Model A and a battery pack.

• A Closer Look at Parallella

  Andrew Back

  As Parallella prototypes start to ship this post takes a look in more detail at what this potentially game changing single board computer provides and a few potential applications.

• Selected 2012 Highlights

  Andrew Back

  A small selection of personal highlights from over the last 12 months.

• The world’s first public demo of the Raspberry Pi camera

  Pete Wood

  Using CSI for data and I2C for control. The camera module will allow users to record 1080p at 30 frames per second in H264 video format

• Coconut Pi: Individual components Development for an AUV

  gohew

  We are a team of Undergraduate Engineers embarking on an exciting journey into the embedded realm of Autonomous Underwater Vehicle Development. Follow us on our facebook fanpage at https://www.facebook.com/coconutpi or stay up to date as we post our fortnightly blog updates to Designspark!

• Coconut Pi: An Autonomous Underwater Vehicle Development Project

  gohew

  We are a team of Undergraduate Engineers embarking on an exciting journey into the embedded realm of Autonomous Underwater Vehicle Development. Follow us on our facebook fanpage at https://www.facebook.com/coconutpi or stay up to date as we post our fortnightly blog updates to Designspark! Our team is also open to suggestions and opinions from the Designspark Engineering community. You can either comment on our blog posts or just scroll through our daily pictures and updates on our facebook page and leave a helpful comment or suggestion for us to consider in our development process!

• The PI and the APC

  Bill Marshall

  A few months ago DesignSpark had a brief review of the APC or Android Personal Computer, seen as a possible rival to the Raspberry Pi. I say possible, because despite a flashy website proclaiming the arrival of a ‘$49 Bicycle for the Mind’, it seemed remarkably difficult to get hold of. Things have moved quickly and RS is now the European distributer for the APC and has it in stock. Is it a ‘Pi-Killer’ though?

• Arduino or Raspberry Pi?

  Andrew Back

  A comparison of the respective benefits of the low cost embedded development platforms that may help with making a decision as to which to use when.

• Parallella: building for a parallel computing future

  Andrew Back

  Parallella, A Supercomputer for everyone!

• Searching for Aliens with a Raspberry Pi and the Sun

  Andrew Back

  A fun project to see if a solar powered Raspberry Pi could be used to help in the search for extraterrestrial intelligence.SETI@home allows individuals to donate idle computer time to analysing radio