Category: Arduino

Arduino has collaborated with Renesas and Espressif to unveil the latest addition to its UNO family—the UNO R4. This new iteration boasts a remarkable 3x performance enhancement over the UNO R3 and is available in standard and Wi-Fi versions. The UNO R4 is offered in two variants:...

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...

The nRF7002 EK is a Wi-Fi 6 evaluation kit in an Arduino-compatible form factor. It's designed to integrate with various Nordic development kits like the nRF52840 and supports the nRF Connect SDK and code samples. This kit includes the nRF7002-based Arduino Shield and other peripherals....

In a recent update, the Arduino team announced significant updates to their Arduino Cloud platform, while taking notes on user feedback to enhance its functionality and design. Improvements include a new user interface, improved sketch management, and enhanced IoT project templates. In...

The Arduino GIGA Display Shield is feature-packed, with a multitouch display, microphone, IMU for motion, and the option to add a camera sensor. Arduino is calling on makers to elevate their user interface design skills by introducing the Arduino GIGA Display Shield. This add-on board...

Arduino's new Portenta HAT Carrier is designed to connect the Portenta X8 board to Raspberry Pi HAT add-ons, expanding its capabilities. Launched last year, the board is equipped with an NXP i.MX 8M Mini Arm Cortex-A53 quad-core processor runs a Linux distribution compliant with Arm...

The Portenta Hat Carrier is a new accessory that lets you use Raspberry Pi HATs with your Portenta mini-computer. With it, any Portenta device can easily be connected to Pi HATs, as well as to other peripherals like the Ethernet, microSD, and USB ports. The Portenta Hat Carrier is the...

In an effort to optimize the Linux kernel developer and tinkerer Naveen Kumar, has successfully run a lightweight Linux-based operating system on an Arduino NanoESP32. In the past few years, we have seen many unimaginable projects with ESP devices and the pocket-sized Linux PC is not...