Maker Faire Rome is back! On October 23rd–25th makers, engineers, educators, and tech enthusiasts will gather for three incredible days of innovation, hands-on demos, and live talks. We’re proud to be Gold Sponsors of this edition and, as always, we’ll be right in the middle of the action! We’re setting up shop with live demos, […]
Pick Zigbee® from a menu in the Arduino® IDE, upload an example, and your board joins the smart home network that bulbs, sensors, and switches already share. The Arduino® Nano™ Matter board has always been about the low-power side of the smart home. Until now, your sketches had two ways into the smart home: Matter […]
The Arduino ecosystem is expanding with a new USB-connected accessory designed to help simplify edge AI and computer vision: meet our first official, standalone Arduino USB Camera! And if you are thinking “Well, it’s just a camera” – think again. When paired with single-board computers like the Arduino® UNO™ Q and Arduino® VENTUNO™ Q, it […]
There is a vast gulf between making a one-off prototype and mass-production at scale. Within that gulf, there are innumerable small teams and businesses churning out PCBs in relatively low quantities – say dozens or hundreds a month. Inspection needs in that market are under-served, but Mukesh Sankhla designed a solution: a very affordable automated PCB […]
GIGA R1 WiFi is built as a powerful development board, thanks to its dual-core, 32-bit STM32H747XI microcontroller, designed to operate at clock speeds of up to 480 MHz and equipped with 1 MB of RAM. Arduino Forum users KurtE and Merlin513 developed a ZephyrOS-based weather station app for it, showcasing its capabilities. What’s more, they […]
A year ago, we shared two pieces of news at once. Arduino was joining the Qualcomm Technologies family, and the Arduino® UNO™ Q board was on its way. The promise was simple: bring real computing power and edge AI to makers, students, and professionals, without losing the openness and joy that make Arduino what it […]
Cyberdecks don’t all have to be chunky slabs of aluminum and plastic chasing after an ‘80s cassette futurism aesthetic. Cyberdecks can be whatever their builders want them to be — that’s the whole appeal. Jen Looper is a creative technologist who loves nature, plants, and cozy gardens, so she built this #cottagecore cyberdeck to do […]
The single-board computing market is shifting rapidly, and we are moving into an era of unprecedented possibilities where edge AI, computer vision, real-time control, and rich sensor streams converge locally. Yes, it’s exciting – but even amidst this “explosion” of hardware, an age-old rule holds true: define what you want to build before picking your […]
UNO Q was designed around a dual-brain architecture that is built to bring high-performance computing and real-time hardware control together on a single board. The Linux environment on the MPU side is constructed to let developers install and run familiar open-source software – the same tools they’d reach for on a server or any popular […]
We’re living in 2026 and everyone knows that they can ask a large language model (LLM) a question and get an answer. But most people assume that requires an internet connection, because those LLMs live in massive data centers. The truth is that LLMs can run on local hardware, answering questions without any internet at […]
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