Raspberry Pi

Raspberry Pi is an educational computing organization dedicated to making computer science and programming accessible and affordable worldwide. Founded in 2009 by Eben Upton and colleagues from the University of Cambridge, the Raspberry Pi Foundation operates as a registered charity in the UK. The organization aims to inspire interest in programming and hardware tinkering among young people by providing low-cost, easy-to-use computers. Raspberry Pi manufactures a variety of single-board computers and microcontroller boards, including the Raspberry Pi Model B, Raspberry Pi 4 Model B, Raspberry Pi 400, and Raspberry Pi Pico. These devices are designed for educational purposes and have gained popularity in both educational and hobbyist sectors. With over 30 million units sold since its launch, Raspberry Pi products are widely used for coding, electronics, and AI instruction. The organization has received several awards for its innovation, highlighting its impact on education and technology.