iWave Systems announced an upcoming iW-RainboW-G53M: RZ/G2UL, RZ/A3UL, RZ/Five based System on Module (SOM) built on OSM v1.1 Size-M specification at the Embedded World 2023 trade fair. The module delivers sophisticated features and enhanced performance for IoT endpoint devices while...

Introducing the Challenger RP2040 UWB development board Designed for IoT and embedded systems developers, the Challenger RP2040 UWB board is a high-performance development board that utilizes advanced Ultra-Wideband (UWB) technology to deliver unparalleled connectivity and precision....

The Rockchip-RK3588S 8-core 64-bit processor, which includes a quad-core A76 + quad-core A55, is in the heart of the Orange Pi 5B. It is built with 8nm design process which makes it faster, consumes less power, brings superior performance to various AI scenarios, and has up to 2.4GHz...

IBASE Technology Inc., a leading global provider of industrial-grade digital signage players, is pleased to unveil the SI-111-N, a palm-sized fanless 4K digital signage player system based on the Intel® Atom® x6211E and Celeron® N6210 processors. Equipped with an HDMI 2.0b port...

BlueSCSI v2 is back with a second version of their popular SCSI hard drive emulator. The BlueSCSI hardware can reproduce SCSI devices like hard drives, optical drives, SD cards, CD-ROMs, and many more. The product is targeted to provide a reliable and cost-effective solution for...

The Power Deliverer utilizes a USB-C power adapter as a power source for a range of fixed voltages. The device displays a list of voltages and current sources from the adapter, which the users can select. Once a voltage option is selected, the Power Deliverer continuously monitors the...

After being teased nearly three years ago, Adafruit finally announced its Arduino Uno-layout Metro M7 development board, based on the NXP i.MX RT1011 "crossover microcontroller unit," is heading to production. Adafruit first announced the design of the Metro M7 back in 2020, shortly...

The SparkFun LoRaSerial Kit is a great way to transmit data over LoRa, providing you with a range far greater than that of WiFi or Bluetooth®. We've been able to successfully transmit data over a 9mi (15km) line-of-sight using two LoRaSerial radios with a larger 5.8dBi antenna on the...