Author: Abhishek Jadhav

Arduino IoT Cloud has been one of the most popular software tools Arduino has ever built. The cloud-native platform is now able to support more embedded hardware microcontrollers than ever before. With the support of ESP32 and ESP8266 apart from the in-house Arduino boards, the Arduino...

In a follow-up to the earlier NanoPi R4S, FriendlyElec has announced the release of the NanoPi R4SE, an open-source platform with dual-Gbps Ethernet ports designed for IoT applications. The new NanoPi R4SE is powered by a Rockchip RK3399 hexa-core processor with a clock speed up to...

SparkFun, a Colorado-based embedded electronic device manufacturer, has announced the release of the Machine Learning and AI Concept Kit, which serves as a starting point for learning the fundamentals of prediction algorithms based on historical data and inputs. With the help of this...

Low energy consumption is one of the key catalysts for scalable product launches. If your product is power-hungry, customers will certainly give you negative feedback. Consequently, every developer strives to make their products have extended battery lives, and they are increasingly...

ICE-V wireless mini development board is currently active on GroupGets for community support, which features an ICE40UP5K FPGA and an ESP32-C3-MINI system on chip. The development board looks fairly similar to the Feather board, but there is no confirmation on the dimensions yet. The...

Snapdragon has launched a new hardware platform for next-gen wearable devices for extended battery life, enhanced user experience, and innovative design architecture– Snapdragon W5+ and W5. Adoption of these new hardware platforms comes with the announcement that Oppo and Mobvoi will...

Pixcore, a Shenzhen-based embedded device manufacturer, has launched a crowdfunding campaign that aims to raise $6300 USD for its powerful mini personal computer, PIX NII, with advanced dual 4K HDMI video streaming using Wi-Fi 6 connectivity. Pixcore PIX NII mini-PC is powered by the...

Camera embedded hardware specialist Arducam has launched a new 108-megapixel camera evaluation kit with high-resolution sensors that can be interfaced through a USB 3.0 port. With a simplistic design, the company uses a single-camera solution that can have equivalent coverage with...