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pi-top [4] Unboxing and Review with ETA PRIME

Published on: 6/22/20

We are very excited to have a new review of the pi-top [4] up on Youtube. This comes courtesy of ETA PRIME, who makes great videos reviewing things like Raspberry Pi products, ...

Developing an open-ended STEAM project using a pi-top [3]

Published on: 6/18/20

Article by David Sutton

10 software packages you can add to your pi-top [4]

Published on: 6/15/20

With a Raspberry Pi 4 inside, the pi-top [4] is powerful enough to be used for all kinds of things outside of just our physical computing and coding projects on Further. Want to ...

Meet our STEM learning management system for schools

Published on: 6/11/20

Further brings STEM learning into the classroom, making it exciting and accessible for students, and simple and customizable for teachers.

Case study: Wyedean School and Sixth Form Centre

Published on: 6/8/20

Interview with Emma Williams, Assistant Principal Academic, Wyedean School in Gloucestershire, UK.

How to make your own 3D-printable mask

Published on: 6/3/20

Earlier last month, we announced that we've teamed up with Maker Mask, a rapidly-growing grassroots ecosystem and digital platform response to the COVID-19 crisis, to give ...

SENSOR PODS - THE SEED OF OUR SUSTAINABLE FUTURE

Published on: 4/24/20

As pi-top’s in-house Industrial Designer the Sensor Pods development process fell within my domain. However, the factors that took this from one idea amongst many to a realised ...

How to connect a Raspberry Pi 4 to your pi‑top [3]

Published on: 3/26/20

There's no doubt that pi-top [3] is a great piece of kit. It used to be our flagship product for lots of reasons and it serves a very different purpose compared to the pi-top [4].

INTRUDER! Using code, pi-top [4] and LEGO in your club or classroom

Published on: 1/31/20

The ancient chest of Anubis is on exhibition for the first time at London’s Museum of Antiquities, and it’s full of just the sort of things The Hooded Paw, the capital’s most ...

We built pi-top [4] so you don’t have to, but if you did, here’s how…

Published on: 11/20/19

pi-top [4] contains some pretty serious engineering. In fact, if you wanted to build something from scratch that has all the features and can do everything a pi-top [4] can do, ...

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