The ESP32-H2-DevKitM-1 dev board is Espressif's new development board based on the ESP32-H2-MINI-1 module, priced at $10, it features dual USB Type-C support: one USB Type-C for UART via the CP2102 chip, and another for USB 2.0 host functionality up to 12 Mbps. The dual USB setup can...

WiSer is a USB-to-UART converter with a wireless twist. This pair of devices will let you establish a wireless serial connection between a host and a target device, which makes this ideal for remote monitoring, wireless data logging, telemetry, and various other applications. Based on...

The OKdo ROCK 3 CM3S is a compact compute module based on the RK3566, equipped with up to 2GB LPDDR4X RAM. Designed for advanced IoT and embedded systems, it offers robust computing and graphics performance. We have previously explored similar System on Modules (SoMs) such as...

EDATEC, a specialist in embedded and industrial electronics, has introduced a groundbreaking product in industrial computing—the ED-IPC3020. This industrial computer is powered by the Raspberry Pi 5 and stands out as the first of its kind to support M.2 NVMe storage, a significant...

Seed Studio has upgraded its Wio Tracker with support for Amazon's Sidewalk IoT Network. Based on the established Wio Tracker 1110 model it's now offering Amazon Sidewalk (LPWAN) IoT connectivity in the US. Amazon Sidewalk is a secure community network that connects IoT devices via...

EasNixy, a $19.00 Arduino-based Nixy tube driver, aims to resolve the challenges associated with working with Nixy tubes. Designed and engineered by Aleksei Karavaev, this device, adorably named EasyNixie, is touted by him as 'a simpler and safer way to drive Nixies'. In a recent...

IBM has recently revealed updates to its quantum roadmap, marking a significant milestone by introducing the 133-qubit Heron chip and the groundbreaking System Two quantum computer. Heron stands out as the inaugural member of a new series of scalable quantum processors, meticulously...

Jasper Devreker, a computer science student at Ghent University, is working to make the ESP32 truly open-source by reverse-engineering a WiFi MAC layer for the ESP32. We know the ESP series for its exceptional price-to-performance ratio, and it also includes ESP-IDF, the open-sourced...