The answers include DIY AI for the Raspberry PI, courtesy of Google no less, flying hoverboards, the Thingy:52 for Bluetooth-based IoT demos, a laser trip-wire alarm built with an Arduino, an EW Brightsparks 2017 profile and robotics for the BBC Micro:bit…

As always, let us take it in reverse order, for the purpose of maximum suspense:

10. element14 turns on the Pi Desktop

9. EW BrightSparks 2017 profile: Roger Thornton, Raspberry Pi Foundation

8. Video: A glimpse of the jet-powered-flying-hoverboard future!

7. Google turns to Raspberry Pi for Do-it-yourself AI

6. Gadget Watch: Brilliant smart multi-card

5. Computer components transform into beautiful insects

4. DevBoard Watch: Nordic Thingy:52 builds wireless demos without hardware

3. MOVE Mini Buggy moves the micro:bit towards robotics

2. How to build a laser trip wire alarm with Arduino

1. PiCapture captures video for the Raspberry Pi

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