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The STM32 Nucleo-64 board provides an affordable and flexible way for users to try out new concepts and build prototypes by choosing from the various combinations of performance and power consumption features, provided by the STM32 microcontroller. For the compatible boards, the...

ASRock Industrial Computer, the world leader in industrial motherboards and systems launches the new IMB-V2000 Mini-ITX motherboard, powered by AMD Ryzen™ Embedded V2000 Series Processors for a generational leap in performance. Featuring quad-displays with AMD multi-display...

IEI has launched a thin Mini-ITX SBC with the latest 11th Gen Intel® Core™ processors that offer improved performance, power efficiency, and DDR4-3200 memory support. The new board named tKINO-ULT6 seeks to break the boundaries of performance by bringing cutting edge features...

After years of using weak garage door openers and trying to position them just right so my solar powered gate 400' away would open when needed I decided it was time to make a wireless controller of my own. 802.11 is a ubiquitous choice and with the right antenna range is not a problem....

"TinyML is proof that good things come in small packages", or so does ARM describe it, as it promises with TinyML to change a different approach, by running optimized machine learning models on small and efficient microcontroller-based endpoint devices, instead of bulky, power-hungry...

One of the challenges of developing and producing microcontroller-based hardware projects in a repeatable, small/medium volume, is the amount of work it takes to flash the MCUs with the required firmware. Another side of the problem for designers who work with diverse types of...

SEGGER announces a new version of the RISC-V Floating-Point Library with full support for RV32E – the embedded variant of the RISC-V core. The new library leads to a massive reduction in code size for RISC-V applications using floating point. With all arithmetic functions hand-coded...

For most firmware developers and hobbyists, who have had to write firmware for projects that involve displaying JPEGs on an LCD with an Arduino, one thing that quickly comes to mind is the bulkiness of the libraries and the slow speed at which the images are displayed. While the speed is...