Series of small, single-board computers consisting of a Broadcom system on a chip (SoC), an ARM-compatible CPU and an on-chip GPU. The first-generation model was released in 2012 by the Raspberry Pi foundation as a low-cost tool for teaching computer science. The OS uses a Debian-based Linux distribution, with third-party support for Windows and Ubuntu. HDMI and composite video outputs are used, while some models support Bluetooth and WiFi. Today, its applications go far beyond education, including programming, weather forecasting and robotics. Over 30 million units have been sold.
Medical checkups take several minutes. The system delivers a completely automated verdict on whether or not an employee can proceed to their work duties. Only workers who are not in a state of intoxication and who have no medical complications will be admitted to the worksite.
2002–2024