Tag: Qwiic

Adafruit's latest ATtiny1616-based breakout board is slightly more unique than the average breakout board you can commonly find in the market. Not only this board features the Seesaw Firmware, but it also features the STEMMA QT / Qwiic connector, through which you can use this board as...

SparkFun Electronics has expanded its MicroMod ST product line by introducing the SparkFun MicroMod STM32WB5MMG Processor. The processor board combines computing capabilities with wireless functionality, all packed into a single M.2-connectable module. As the name suggests, the...

SparkFun Electronics has designed a comprehensive audio solution, the SparkFun Qwiic Speaker Kit, that comes with all connecting cables, a wall adapter, a SparkFun Qwiic speaker amplifier, and RedBoard Artemis Nano. This audio kit serves as an all-in-one audio solution for hobbyists and...

SparkFun has launched SparkFun Thing Plus Matter, a development and prototyping board based on Matter secure connectivity and also supports Zigbee and OpenThread. The board integrates the MGM240P wireless module from Silicon Labs, letting it operate consistently between smart home...

With remarkable low power consumption features and little need for programming, the SparkFun NanoBeacon Board - IN100 and SparkFun NanoBeacon Lite Board - IN100 provide a 2.4 GHz wireless low energy beacon breakout. The IN100 NanoBeaco from InPlay is displayed on the board. The...

In today's world due to global warming and climate change, it is essential to monitor the earth’s environment. Also, there is a market for fitness bands which are devices that track the physical activities of users and their sleep cycle. SparkFun has launched a pair of new boards in the...

Useful Sensors has designed a small low-cost hardware module capable of detecting nearby faces and returning information about who they are, how many they are, and where they are with respect to the device. This Person sensor makes use of a camera and a small microcontroller, with...

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,...