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When it comes to recording audio in wildlife or nature, you require something with a small form factor that does not harm the environment. There are several wildlife species that produce noise in ultrasonic frequencies like bats, moths, etc. Here comes the name for the credit card-sized...

We are all aware of the multiprotocol RF shields for Arduino development boards. These RF shields gave RF capabilities to the board and made them compatible with the modules such as RFID, XBee, or Bluetooth. Electrolama, based in the United Kingdom, released a tiny "USB stick"...

Despite the recent release of the C3 and S3 versions, the ESP32-s2 has remained a fan favorite with more development boards and projects based on it, being released every now and then. One of the latest boards based on it is the ATMegaZero ESP32-S2 board developed by Espinal...

We have yet another Feather form factor board that is released by SparkFun in association with CircuitDojo, which is powered by the famous Nordic nRF9160 microcontroller, SparkFun Thing Plus- nRF9160, designed for users working in smart cities and smart agriculture applications. Last...

A new NRF52840 Bluetooth 5 development board with power amplifier/low-noise amplifier range extender chip has been launched by Bulgarian-based Hobby Electronics. The development board has at its heart the most advanced member of the nRF52 Series SoC family -- the ultra-low power...

Miniaturization is a constant goal for any electronics hobbyist or embedded systems designer. The smaller the device, the higher the number of potential applications. Several designers and hobbyist have had a go at miniaturizing several members of the Arduino family of boards since they...

Yet another development featuring Espressif Systems’ powerful ESP32-S2 SoC. Unexpected Maker has launched the TinyS2 ESP32-S2 development board. We have seen many boards with this SoC. This includes Olimax’s USB development board and Adafruit’s Wi-fi feather board harnessing the...

Lately, we have seen several development boards that support LoRa, a low-power wide-area network modulation technique. You may have seen the latest release Arduino Potenta Vision Shield - LoRa that was built on the multicore 32-bit ARM Cortex processor. With these new developments,...