Pi Shield for Raspberry Pi

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Beta Notice

This project is just getting off the ground, so please bear with us as we develop the documentation and get the source files online. Thanks!

Introduction

Pi Shield for Raspberry Pi is an open source expansion to the low-cost, open-source Raspberry Pi embedded computer — providing new functionality and expanded I/O access, with enhanced development features.

Here’s the current board layout for your viewing pleasure:

Source and Issue Tracking

All of the source can be found in our Git repositories. If you have an improvement, we happily accept pull requests or patches! Report/view issues on our JIRA issue tracking instance.

Downloads

Checkout our Downloads page for the current releases, latest source, and archived snapshots.

Documentation

All documentation is undergoing development at this time.

  • I just want to start! — Quick Start Guide (coming soon)
  • Hold on, why did that work? — Full User’s Manual (coming soon)
  • That’s all great, but you completely forgot a feature. — Developer’s Manual (coming soon).

News

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Project Licenses

Software

All software in the Pi Shield project is under MIT, unless expressly stated otherwise.

Hardware

All hardware in the Pi Shield project is under OSHW, unless expressly stated otherwise.

Website Content

Creative Commons License
The Pi Shield documentation is licensed under a Creative Commons Attribution-ShareAlike 4.0 International License and can be found in our Documentation repository.

Pre-Order

We are offering a limited number of beta board pre-orders, you can pre-order yours here!
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