Raspberrypi.com.tw Website Review

We like to see citizen science here at The MagPi – you may remember Raspberry Shake, the seismometer add-on for the Pi, which crowdsourced In East Asia, we hear a fair bit about issues with air quality, so we weren’t too surprised when Nai-Wen, organiser of the Taiwanese Raspberry Pi community, told us about a project using open-source software to keep track of air pollution in Taiwan. “PM2.5 is a citizen science project. We provide instructions and open-source code to help people create and customise their own PiM25 box.” Nai‐Wen tells us via email. “When the PiM25 box is ready, air quality and GPS data can upload to Mapping the air The visualisation is fairly straightforward, colour-coding the results. Taipei, the capital, is fairly clean, but the west coast tends to be a little polluted. Data is updated on the fly, so these values may change depending on wind, time of day, and even time of year. “We wanted to build up an easy-to-use airbox and visualise the environment “We hope the awareness will increase their interest in improving their air, health, life, and planet.” Raspberry Pi in Taiwan While it’s sometimes easy to think of the Raspberry Pi community as being largely UK based, it’s important to remember that people use it all around the world, including in Taiwan. Starting in 2013, there have been regular meet-ups every month or two, organised by Nai‐Wen: “We have workshops, hackathons, and an occasional book club event. The community also helps to organise open-source conferences, such as PyCon Taiwan or MakerConf Taiwan.” We look forward to seeing what else comes out of the Taiwanese Pi community 的案例較少，因此我們也發布一個版本，希望 Pi 的愛好者也可以一起守護台灣。 腳位，特色之一是可同時讀取多組 UART 設備，例如可同時讀取攀藤 G5 PMS5003 PM2.5 感測器 無線技術： GFSK 2.4GHz wireless 操作距離： < 10 公尺 工作電流： < 15 mA 工作電壓： 3.7 V