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RPGA Feather by Oak Development Technologies is an RP2040 and iCE40FPGA-powered development board in an Adafruit Feather form factor. The board is tiny and features an MCP73831 1S LiPo charger, a USB 2.0 Type-C connector for power and programming, and an RGB LED driven by the...

ThingPulse has developed a USB-C plug featuring ESP32-S3, flash memory of 128MB, and capacitive touch for commands. This ThingPulse Pendrive S3 can work as a BadUSB device, sending hundreds of keystrokes per second and executing predefined commands through simple scripts. The WiFi Duck...

Adafruit just announced Adafruit CH552 QT Py and this board ranks in the top part of my weird tech list. The MCU used in this is a WinChipHead (WCH) CH552 has an E8051 Core. with 16 kilobytes of flash memory but only about 1.25 kilobytes of RAM, and the most weird thing about this it...

Seon Rozenblum, better known as Unexpected Maker, has recently launched what they claimed to be the world’s smallest fully-featured ESP32-S3 module it packs all the peripherals, and wireless connectivity features of an ESP32-S3 module and features the tiny package size as the original...

Adafruit has recently added two new members to the Trinkey family, the Adafruit SHT45 Trinkey and the Adafruit SHT41 Trinkey both of those are designed to add temperature and humidity-sensing capabilities to any USB HOST device. The main difference between the two boards lies in their...

SB-Component's Dual Roundy and Dual Squary are two new display modules powered by ESP32 or RP2040 chips. These tiny modules feature a swappable display, IMU, and multiple storage options. This series of modules offers the Dual Roundy with a 1.28" round display and Dual Squary with a...

The Internet of Things (IoT) continues to improve daily life, revolutionizing and changing the traditional way of living into a high-tech lifestyle. It has indeed brought about an increased level of comfort and convenience to many and has also helped a lot of people and businesses...

Useful Sensors has launched the Tiny Code Reader, a small camera module with an RP2040 chip built specifically to read 2D QR codes. Price at $7.00, this board can be used in projects that involve QR codes. Useful Sensors' co-founder Pete Warden explains, It's designed to be a simple...