Raspberry Pi - nano-computer for embedded systems
The Raspberry Pi is a single-board ARM-based nano computer about the size of a credit card. It was designed by professors from the computer science department at Cambridge University. Their goal? Democratize access to computers and digital making.
Raspberry Pi runs on Linux, but it is also compatible with Windows and Android. It can be used with a large variety of add-ons (sensors, actuators). Many robots are based on Raspberry Pi (Niryo, Turtlebot3, Leo Rover, etc).
Equip your board with a mini camera for Raspberry Pi Zero and experiment with new video projects.
Make sure you get off to a flying start with this Official Raspberry Pi 3 B Starter Kit. It is a complete kit that includes a RasPi 3 B board and 6 accessories to begin your electronic and IoT projects without a hitch.
This high-quality acrylic case will protect your Raspberry Pi 4 from scratches and dust, while giving easy access to all its ports.
To celebrate its 4th birthday, the Raspberry Pi Foundation is releasing the Raspberry Pi 3! It’s 50% more powerful than the previous version, but above all comes already equipped with WiFi and Bluetooth! It's also compatible with the Pi2 accessories.
Significantly more powerful and quicker, yet just as economical, the new Raspberry Pi 4 Model B board offers an impressive all-round performance compared to its previous version, bringing us one step closer to computer programming for the masses!
With the Raspberry Pi PoE HAT, you can use a simple Ethernet cable to power your Raspberry Pi 3 B+ through compatible Power over Ethernet networks.
Good news for all Raspberry Pi enthusiasts: the Raspberry Pi Zero WH board offers all the features of a Pi Zero, plus an already soldered GPIO 40-pin header!
This case is designed to protect your precious little Raspberry Pi 3 from accidents, while remaining very practical for making the most of your programming board.
This microSD card has 64 GB RAM and comes with an adapter compatible with Raspberry Pi and Nvidia Jetson.
Want to install an SD card reader on your flying Crazyflie 2.1 robotic platform to read or record data in flight?