How a Raspberry Pi is made (in 60 seconds)  

A short about pie's building pie's to avoid pie shorts 👍

Stop trying to cheat us! 🤬😠😡😤😡😠🤬 Raspberry Pies are a form of dessert 🤣😂🤣😂😂😂🤣🤣

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Looks like Nano-Dimension equipment...

What's "better than nails tester?"

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Sorry man I doubt that will happen too many commercial customers get priority

remember when the pi zero was available and only 5 usd?

Right! Came to say same thing 😂

I ordered a raspberry pi from canakit in Feb. 2022 aaaannnndddd still waiting

I'm sure if you have a solution for that they would love to hear it!

@@SteampunkSammy the solution is to move on and buy something else. projects stop building specifically with only the pi in mind.

​@@SteampunkSammy Stop shipping them to China..

@@SteampunkSammy make only known brand sellers prioritized while the random Chinese companies on Amazon that are bots not priority

Good news is that Orange Pi is growing dramatically from this. Im starting to see more support for it now.

Now they're for scalpers

You can still get a 3b+ for 50$

Victim of its own success.

​@@DutchmanRadio Still overpriced

@@Mattia_98 meh, I do agree but not by much

rasperry pie

I'm currently baking a pi

I was watching this video without headphones and got literally asked if I'm watching a cooking factory making pies

I got one to test its capabilities with windows, but it was just too long to do, and it was costly enough to be useless xD. Kinda sad, cuz they are really useful for little big projects

Definitely they need more of those crazy robots

150 pies and that's it. Do you expect there are more?

that is cause many companys buys them. Probably more than one of those boxes with 150 of them.

I have a pi 4 I was lucky enough to buy before the scalpers, years ago.

Yeh. And the drive through wait is obnoxious

Came here to make this joke

Are you the reason the supply can't keep up? How many did you consume?

@@ZNotFoundcrumch 😋 (I eated all of them)

A pi would do so much for me, I just need a low powered linux machine so it would be perfect for me

You beat me to it...

@crazyvidzz7293 ever been to a stadium game and yelling and selling tickets some of them are scams and they're selling fake tickets

​@@jonny69420 yes always or people who wat to buy tikes to get in.... but yeah seems like pi factory just goes for the money

@Mr.deBest I wish the factory can just sell it then everybody would have a cool mini build at an affordable price the latest Raspberry Pi has Wi-Fi so you don't need to have the cable linkage which mean you can make a custom low profile

I've never paid more than $50 for a Pi

I bought broken raspberry pi 4 for 30$ and it cost me 30$ to fix it in my local electronic repair shop 🤔

you must understand, the boards shown in the video are their entire annual quota

Maybe this is the only manufacturing line they have 😂

Yes this is 6 years of time lapse footage

It's amazing how good AI video generation is getting isn't it? 😂

lol

mmm chef's kiss!

I'm sure if you have a solution for that they would love to hear it!

@@SteampunkSammy there's a solution, but they not a "foundation" anymore, who didn't like making big bucks right? Just sell it to anyone that willing to pay even though you leave your community that make you famous and become "industry standards"

@@pingtime any link to any source writing or video about a fix to scalping? I'm genuinely interested to learn about how that kind of thing can be avoided

@@SteampunkSammy I know what you mean. There's no "foolproof" way to "avoid" scalping, whether it's raspberry pi or hunk of aluminium. The problem is Raspberry pi foundation it's not even tried to figure it out. The only solution they think of is "pumping more Pi's" despite they relied on other components maker to source their parts. And then there's business reason that "why sell to hobby's user when you can sold in bulk which more profitable to scalper and embedded system companies?". I know raspberry pi foundation didn't have the same production scale like Dell or HP, but the main point it's they didn't even try to regulate it in the first place, they already know their in short supply of pies and restock is not gonna be quick any soon.

@@SteampunkSammy In real world you cannot just say wheres the source when you see it happening in front of your own eyes in so many industries. And raspi community just act like sheep saying "oh yeah let's wait for another batch, they promised it tight?". Same like diamond industries and other "artificially limited" goods.

I used a raspberry pi to make a retro Sega could play all kinds of games on it bought it years ago payed and showed up in a weed can't do that anymore

It's slowly getting better, though

One question. Why are they so popular?

​@@KingslayerBeforeDawn it's the next generation Arduino.

@@KingslayerBeforeDawn ..first to market, and they have the most 3rd-party support, but there are alternative SBCs out there like the Orange Pi or the Khadas Vim line.

I shall thank the algorithm as well :)

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There are really bad semiconductor shortages worldwide. I've worked at few manufacturing facilities like this and it's absurd how many projects sit around for months or years due to lack of components

Judging by the assembly line machines, these really should be branded as Sony "pies."

I was just like I wanna work their

Yeah I feel that with any factory job with big bussin machines

So when you make a joke does machines laught?

thats just a regular good ol factory job in a nutshell brother

Is it Pi day already then? I think not.

Where I live they are in the stores

They're still available on their site to purchase from various other sites at the standard retail price I don't understand these comments

​@@AnonyMouseYGOtry to buy one them

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Weird. The Netherlands here. The shop in my town sells Pi4 4gb for €60 each from stock.

​@@GIwilloi ln the Philippines, the cheapest rpi 4 is almost $200. If I buy from anywhere else, the shipping cost will even out any discount.

in my country is 1.800

In my country it is about 102 us dollars ( raspberry pi 4 8gb model b)

By the time they're finished and are in stock, the price skyrocketed already.

Le potato is like reliving the glory days of cheap pi

I used arduinos, cheap and just as effective if you get the right models. That was 10 years ago tho 😂

​@@ginger_nosoulcoding in arduino is difficult though. Raspberry Pi uses Python which is much more effective

​@@ginger_nosouleven Arduino is overpriced these days 🥲, i just use not so known boards for my projects, works like a charm, and doesn't hurt my kidneys

yeah i'm kinda surprised the factory is actually running. wait when was this recorded?

Their only open on Wednesday's to keep availability low and price high.

Its UK, they probably made a full box of them then went on a strike.

I don't think you quite understand the monolithic task of a completely new supply chain for a microcomputer. It's not just "Plug in a few more machines", it's "Find machines, buy the machines, custom program them. Hire people to use them, find places that sell the components you need, set up a supply line using courier companies, hire more people to deal with the logistics, etc" Plus, let's say they did do that. Once all this waiting is over..... what then? You have many times more supply than demand, the factories get shut down which is a monolithic situation again to deal with

@@andreyrumming6842 ur wrong about one thing, it wouldn't be completely new, they just need to copy their existing supply chain, cz that makes the most sense anyway. same machines and everything. if the suppliers have enough stock then same suppliers. it would of course still require more space and more workers.

@@andreyrumming6842 Or, just stop selling your products with charity-like profit margins, so you can afford to scale your business up. Don't wanna do it? Pay someone else to offset the task. Hiring managers, machinists, programmers, its not done by one guy. Also, supply is far less than demand. Raspberry Pi is the only tech company to STILL be recovering from the supply chain shortages, to my knowledge. Out of stock everywhere, no new models, Zero 2W has ONLY an upgraded CPU from the Zero W. Company is slacking, and thats why competitors are thriving despite RPI still being the face of ARM SBCs.

Morern market prices arent dictated by supply/demand

low supply + scalpers is a combo for price to skyrocketed unreasonably high

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I just bought two rpi 4Bs and pre-ordered a 5. They're not difficult to find at all in the UK.

@@jay70328 good for you but not everyone lives in the UK

Sorry to hear, what was his name?

@@Eduardo_Espinoza his name was Jim he worked at System Sensor and developed that particular type of low dross soldering machine.

Rip and he sounds cool

This is such a lie, my dad invented it, the patent is framed on his wall in his office.

​@@SamTehGr8no my dada invented it😂

Shh! The simps could be listening, they have the money to buy the entire stock!

$94. Each board ¥7015.? ¥8 ¥9 Conversion business

You're paying for multiple things here: 1. The components put onto the board 2. The creation of the assembly line and the specialized machines in it 3. The design and testing of the actual motherboard. You can't just take a board of silicon and chuck some wires, solder, and usb ports on it...

I am suspiciously close to that manufacturing plant. You in the ISP industry at all? I'm constantly bored and working on BGP routing for fun, would be neat to have someone local to talk computer stuff with.

There's a Gentex in MI? I worked for Gentex in MA

hahahaha 500 U$$ hahahaha

Yeah, if the shortage weren't going on, I would've asked if there was any way to get a failed board or a blank PCB to frame, every part of that line is fascinating!

For working in this industry and working with pick and place machines, it's incredible the amount of technology we have, robots building robots.

Just gave my pi a warm look and smile after seeing this!

I don't often see other electronics test engineers out in the wild, so I'm just popping in to say hi

They left their manufacturer. That manufacturer is now making Rock Pis. Rock Pis are having no problems.

They decided selling 95% of the inventory to large corporations because they “relied on them” was more important then selling it as an educational device to normal consumers.

its smaller businesses mostly that rely on pis would fail if they dont get any. watch the long interview with eben upton

@@the_retag ok pedant, small businesses fit into the b2b market which is what an enterprise customer is -- its an organization that sells stuff to other organizations. They buy in bulk so that they can commercialize it as part of another product. This is in distinct opposition to selling to the individual an educational platform geared towards democratizing computing.

@@Kevin-ht1ox you are in a way correct, but these people have tinkered and developed with pis as well and one would void their efforts if they were cut off.

@@the_retag The problem is that the foundation is very clearly prioritizing enterprise sales over their core base. Then they claim the pandemic and production issues for shortages and make hollow promises that they're working on fixing their production problems -- they're perpetually 6 months away. Upton has an integrity issues and he's stringing everyone along. The fact that he's admitting now that they prioritized commercial customers during the pandemic is an admission of previous lies about shortages. Why would I believe anything he says about Y2023 Q3. He ghosted the community about supply problems and now he's stringing everyone along. He should publish what the per-unit sales price has been for each of their business customers. I bet it's higher than what they publish as the MSRP and that is the core detail of the deception -- money -- they make more of it when they prioritize business customers even though it alienates their user base.

Excellent question! I wondered too-apparently the boxes have a special antistatic coating applied to them when they are printed, and that's sufficient for the amount of ESD protection they need in shipment and storage.

From my understanding cardboards are bad at generating static electricity, and also if they are humid they are even worse at it. But I am not worried, since Ive never since the middle 80ies been able to kill a electronic device with static electricity.

@@AndrewTSq this NOT ordinary cardboard. so in this case your understanding is WRONG!

Why would they