New shipment is in. You can never have enough Raspberry Pi's. ;)

Are they pi 3 model b?

@sam9669 No older models, we use them to monitor milk farmers energy usage. Each pi represents a new client for us. We had a good week. ;)

Nice going out for ya 👍👍👍

Very very cool!

But there's always a new one coming out next week.

@aronmik because of your explanation, I read your username "aronmilk". I must be becoming dyslexic

@honeyBadgerJeff Haha

So... how does that work ? you put that in the cow or something ? And you get how powerful the milk will be ?

@-FLX I too want to know

@-FLX Haha, no we use it to measure energy. Their own production (sun/wind/bio) and from the power company.

And milk/water flow and temperature. Depends on the type of milk system. Some farmers use robots to milk their cows.

Can we have 20 use cases of Raspberry Pi mentioned here. Like how would you use it?

I would implement Geckoboard interface to work with my Dell HD display to monitor important metrics of my product.

Uhm... Sharing is caring, you know...

@tanmaydesai89 I explained how we use them in another comment above

Please give me one ;)

@LicensedCrime Haha, all? We got around 300 out in the field already. Placed over the whole Netherlands. Good luck finding them. Its probably cheaper to buy them.

Would be a fun scavenger hunt though. :P

This post inspired me to buy a Pi 3 Model B today :)

When I first saw the picture I thought it was a box of Nintendo DS games then I saw the RS logo.

Time to setup a raspberry pi that tracks shipment of raspberry pi.

@LicensedCrime at least we know they're in the Netherlands now lol. 👍🏼

@uniquesmash this was 9 days ago ^^ so a bit early. Pi day is the 14th right

@LicensedCrime one Raspberry went offline today. You found one?

How much did you pay for that beauty?

I once packaged and sent 900 Raspberry Pi's. It was during a previous job and we were selling it to a different company. They were selling so good that the manufacturers could only send a fixed amount of Pi's to my country and the big company didn't get as many.

GIVE MEEEEEEE