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Raspberry Pi is an invaluable and popular prototyping tool in scientific research for experimenting with a wide variety of ideas, ranging from simple to complex projects. This review article explores how Raspberry Pi is used in various studies, discussing its pros and cons along with its applications in various domains such as home automation, agriculture, healthcare, industrial control, and advanced research. Our aim is to provide a useful resource for researchers, educators, students, product developers, and enthusiasts, helping them to grasp the current status and discover new research possibilities using Raspberry Pi.
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