Category: Arduino

Arduino has announced a $22 million boost in its Series B funding project intended to support their expansion into enterprise and break into the large-scale Industrial IoT market. This massive fundraiser includes a big investment from Arm and the reasons are not far-fetched after all....

The Arduino Uno has been the “go-to” board for beginners for its simplicity and versatility as it makes a great choice for professionals to develop a proof of concept for their target use cases. Continuing the legacy, Arduino has recently announced the Arduino Uno R4 Minima and R4...

Arduino announced the release of the Arduino UNO R4 back in March of this year, which brought new hardware platforms for the maker community. Building upon the popular UNO footprint, Arduino gave the R4 a complete hardware refresh, making it a must-have for embedded developers and...

The Epi 32U4 is an open hardware device designed by Ping Hobbyelektronik, offering a powerful solution in an extremely compact form factor. This Arduino-compatible ATmega32U4 USB Type-C development board allows for easy integration into a wide range of projects. Customers can choose to...

Wokwi is an innovative online simulator designed to cater to the needs of Arduino, Raspberry Pi Pico, and ESP32 enthusiasts. But the developers have not stopped there; you can also use this simulator for your custom boards. With Wokwi, you can start coding your next IoT project in...

Arduino’s pursuit of providing the most user-friendly experience with IoT and its various hardware has led them to release two new widgets to Arduino IoT Cloud dashboards, namely: the Value Selector and Value Dropdown Widgets. Arduino Cloud is a platform that supports Arduino Boards,...

The T-Display-S3 AMOLED is a development board and is an updated version of the T-Display-S3 and has the first combination of an ESP32-S3 with an AMOLED display. The previous LCD display has been replaced with an AMOLED one, which results in an improved color display. In addition, it...

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...