Acme has launched a rugged, 22mm thick “CM3-Panel” 7-inch capacitive touch-panel computer built around a Raspberry Pi Compute Module 3. Four models are available: WiFi, USB, WiFi and 868MHz Yarm RF, or USB and YARM.
Source: Raspberry Pi CM3 based touch-panel computer starts at $113
In this project you’re going to learn how to build a car recognition system using a Raspberry Pi and Node-RED. For this project we’ll be using a software called OpenALPR (Automatic License Place Recognition) that has an API you can use to identify car plates and car models based on an image.
Source: Car Plate Recognition System with Raspberry Pi and Node-RED
Kashmir Hill filled her home with gadgets to see how much data they would slurp up.
Source: TED 2018: The smart home that spied on its owner – BBC News
