Since The Raspberry Pi Was Released In 2012, It Has Changed The Game For Both Professionals And Hobbyists Alike. Its Small Size [about The Size Of A Credit Card] And Low Price Have Made It A Popular Alternative To The Arduino Microprocessor For Projects Ranging From Home Automation To Web Servers To Mobile Image Processing. Its Arm Processor Allows It To Run A Version Of Debian Linux, And It Can Be Configured To Work With The Physical World Via Onboard Gpio Pins And Optional Extra Equipment. This Book Is Not A Collection Of Projects For The Pi. Rather, It Takes One Project - A Small Mobile Robot - And Takes You Step-by-step Through The Process Of Building One, From Installing The Libraries Needed To Access The Gpio Pins To Configuring A Wireless Adapter To Some Suggestions (not Explicit Instructions) On How To Construct The Bot's Body. When You Have Finished, You Will Have A Working Robot That You Can Log Into And Control Remotely Via Command Line, With The Possibility Of Using A Shell Or A Python Script. Complete With Full-color Photographs And A Collection Of Resources About Where To Obtain The Necessary Ingredients, The Author Also Offers Free Support For Those With Questions Or Problems. For Anyone Who Has Wanted To Do Something A Little More Impressive With Their Pi, This Book Is A Must-have!--p. 4 Of Cover.