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Physical computing with Python and Raspberry Pi

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Physical computing with Python and Raspberry Pi
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Production PlaceBilbao, Euskadi, Spain

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Ben Nuttall - Physical computing with Python and Raspberry Pi With the Raspberry Pi, it's easy to do physical computing directly from Python code - rather than usual embedded hardware engineering in C or Assembler. In this talk I'll show examples of physical computing projects that use Python on Raspberry Pi and demonstrate the sort of code used in such projects. Physical computing with Python is very popular in education - as it's so engaging, and more interesting than printing to the screen. This will be an informative session with learning possibilities to give those new to physical computing a change to get started.
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