Raspberry Pi manufactures affordable, credit-card-sized single-board computers and microcontrollers designed for education, hobbyist projects, and industrial automation.
Raspberry Pi is a globally recognized British computing brand, known for developing a series of small, low-cost single-board computers (SBCs) and microcontrollers. Originally created to promote the teaching of basic computer science in schools, the brand has grown into a phenomenon widely used by makers, engineers, and educators. The product lineup features high-performance boards like the Raspberry Pi 4 and 5, the compact Raspberry Pi Zero series, and the Raspberry Pi Pico microcontroller range.
Beyond the boards themselves, Raspberry Pi offers a comprehensive ecosystem of accessories, including cameras, displays, and "HAT" (Hardware Attached on Top) expansion boards. The platform is supported by extensive official documentation and a massive global community, making it the go-to choice for projects ranging from retro gaming consoles and media centers to robotics and industrial monitoring systems.
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Official documentation, including setup guides, configuration tutorials, and hardware specifications, is available at the Raspberry Pi Documentation hub (raspberrypi.com/documentation).
Older versions of Raspberry Pi OS used 'pi' as the username and 'raspberry' as the password. Newer versions require you to create a custom username and password during the initial setup via the Raspberry Pi Imager.
Raspberry Pi boards typically require a high-quality power supply. The Pi 4 and Pi 400 use a USB-C connector (5.1V, 3A recommended), while earlier models like the Pi 3 use a Micro-USB connector (5.1V, 2.5A recommended).
Product Information Portal (PIP) at pip.raspberrypi.com hosts the datasheets, compliance documents, and safety information for all Raspberry Pi products.