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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"...

Sinovoip has launched its latest Banana Pi model, which is a $16 board featuring Edgeless' EAI80 microcontroller with 300 gigaoperations per second (GOPS) neural processing unit (NPU) on-board. The core of the Banana Pi EAI80 is the Edgeless EAI80 system-on-chip (SoC), which consists of...

The creation of a sensor network can result in an overwhelming amount of work. From deciding on the perfect technologies to making your prototype and ensuring it is secure, it usually is a demanding task. But what if there was a way to simplify this process? There is, actually, the new...

At this point, you may have heard from the Artemis module from Sparkfun, which revolved around the idea of bridging the gap between hobbyists and consumer products, packing all the power that is expected from a modern microcontroller into a small module but keeping in mind the easiness...

TAIYO YUDEN's modules feature an onboard antenna and filter to reduce the components required for wireless designs TAIYO YUDEN's 802.11bgn Cortex-M4F Wi-Fi modules feature an onboard antenna and filter to reduce the number of supported components to be integrated into wireless designs....

Arduino has announced a new set of boards to the Ardunino Nano family. The boards were on display last weekend at Maker Faire Bay Area in San Mateo at the Arduino booth. Banzi also delivered a talk on “The State of Arduino” at the Faire’s Center Stage. The new family of Arduino...

MAX32520 provides the most secure boot for root-of-trust to protect connected healthcare, industrial and computing systems Maxim has released the MAX32520 ChipDNA™ secure Arm® Cortex®-M4 microcontroller, the first secure microcontroller with built-in physically unclonable...

BLYST Nano is a tiny ARM Cortex Module with Bluetooth and 30 I/O, but next product BLYST840 is a finger-tip size, 32-bit ARM Cortex-M4F module with Bluetooth 5 and 46 I/O; a powerful upgrade of a system on a module indeed. Built around the Nordic nRF52832 Bluetooth SOC and the...