Category: IoT

SparkFun, an embedded electronic device manufacturer, has unveiled a new addition to the Thing Plus family in the feather form factor. The hardware is built around AzureWAve's AW-CU488 low-power Wi-Fi and Bluetooth microcontroller processor. The module has an integrated single-chip,...

We recently covered a new board from the Smart Bee Designs– Bee S3 low power development board, which equips ESP32-S3 system-on-chip for home applications and hobbyist use cases. The manufacturer is planning to launch another similar development board but expects community support for...

Olimex has launched a new ESP32-C3-DevKit-LiPo board built around Espressif’s ESP32-C3 RISC-V processor chip. The development board offers rich wireless connectivity with support for Wi-Fi 4 and Bluetooth 5.0, along with some input/output ports– USB and JTAG. On the development...

Colorado-based embedded electronics manufacturer, SparkFun, is back with another exciting development board in the same form factor as the Adafruit Feather boards. The SparkFun Thing Plus DA16200 development board has an integrated ultra-low power Wi-Fi system-on-chip. The Wi-Fi SoC...

US-based Smart Bee Design LLC provides an ESP32-S3 powered ultra-low power development board for home applications and hobbyist use cases. Inside the hardware platform is an Xtensa LX7 microcontroller that lets users build low-power projects at a very affordable cost of only $10.00 USD....

As part of its resolve to add new modules to its WisBlock IoT modular system twice or thrice every year, RAKWireless has again introduced some amazing new WisBlck modules and accessories, including three baseboards and four power modules that support various power sources from solar...

With the UR32L, ICP Germany expands its portfolio with a low-cost industrial cellular router variant. With its embedded intelligent functions, the UR32L has been designed for diverse M2M/IoT applications. Support for global WCDMA and 4G LTE operators facilitates installation around the...

1. Introduction In this project, we will use a PIR sensor to detect motion. Once motion is detected, it will trigger an interrupt and the BleuIO dongle connected to the board will advertise for 25 seconds. You can expand the project based on your needs further. A PIR (passive...