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Raspberry Pi has been used to monitor machines, build gaming experiences, or perform complex business activities. But in a world whereby smart home actually makes a difference, inexpensive Raspberry Pi is now becoming a cost-effective solution for handling smart devices in your house. Nevertheless, to actually produce a Raspberry Pi-based system that manages home automation, you're going to need some understand-how. And more than anything else, you're going to have to be inclined to fiddle a bit to get it correct. Node-RED is a spatial tool for wiring the Internet of Things that can be operated on a Raspberry Pi and enables accelerated project prototyping.

Raspberry Pi is a minicomputer meant to control and monitor the outside world. It is what physical computing has to offer to the world. Python programming is the backbone of these devices thus they are able to interpret their environments well. One of the Raspberry Pi's powerful features is the GPIO pins line along the board's top edge. GPIO stands for General-Purpose Input/Output. Such pins are a direct interface from the Raspberry Pi to the outside world. The Pi can power LEDs and turn them on or off.

The iMettos Heated Display Cabinet is perfect for merchandising a wide variety of hot food products, such as sausage rolls, pies and pasties. Featuring a 150 litre capacity over three shelves, the merchandiser also includes attractive curved glass and internal lighting to help maximise impulse purchases of hot food.