Arduino® Project Hub has featured a lot of DIY handheld consoles on this blog over the years. Most of them are impressive, and most of them require at least some custom hardware – a purpose-designed PCB, a specialized connector, a part you can only get from one supplier. They’re great projects, but they can feel […]
Pen plotters are kind of neat, if you like the idea of marking paper without resorting to printing. But almost every pen plotter out there is basically the same: Cartesian movement in two axes, with some sort of actuation in Z to lift the pen. This DIY pen plotter built by András Vujovits is different […]
We are thrilled to announce the release of version 0.90.0 of the ArduinoCore-zephyr. This is a major milestone: we are officially exiting the beta phase and marking the core as stable. Achieving this goal is the culmination of months of testing, architectural refinement, and community feedback. As we establish this core as our primary framework […]
Sometimes, the most exciting projects we come across don’t come from well-funded labs or established companies – but rather from teenagers in a workshop, figuring things out because they genuinely want to solve something real. That’s exactly the energy behind Yadro Team – an eight-member robotics group based in Uzbekistan, most of them under 20, […]
On July 2nd, three days before the British Grand Prix, Arduino brought a hands-on workshop to Silverstone for 40 students aged 16 to 19, supported by Mission 44 and Qualcomm Technologies, Inc. in the framework of the Igniting Inclusion Summit. The setting couldn’t have been more fitting, and as part of the bigger Qualcomm family, […]
There’s a yellow payphone bolted to a wall in Takoma Park, Maryland. Pick up the handset, press a number, and instead of a dial tone you hear a night heron, a red-tailed hawk, a wood thrush. No spare change needed. No app to download. Just a phone, a button, and the sound of a bird […]
Solar energy is one of the most important technologies of our time, and understanding how it works can be… enlightening! Julián Caro Linares, Senior Field Technology Evangelist at Qualcomm Europe, built a project that helps learn about this topic with a hands-on approach: a fully functional, fully open-source smart solar panel system that adjusts to […]
Just a few weeks after launching the UNO™ Q DIY synth bundle, we’re adding a new classic project you can pick up in one click, and get done in a weekend. Meet the UNO™ Q Arcade bundle: a rewarding new way to start building with UNO Q, following a complete step-by-step tutorial towards a clear […]
If you want to build RC airplanes, you’ll need a way to make lightweight wings. 3D printing can work with foaming filament, but most 3D printers have limited build volume. A better method is to use a hot wire cutter to shape foam. Michael Rechtin’s CNC hot wire cutter automates that process across four axes, […]
Michel Willems runs a photography and print shop in Ontario, Canada. Like all business owners, Willems is always keen on improving efficiency because even small changes can have a big effect over time. He has found it useful to have easy access to important information, so he decided to leverage an Arduino UNO Q to […]
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