You have an idea. Maybe it’s a smart home device that solves an everyday annoyance, a robot you’ve been sketching for months, or an experiment that becomes something bigger. Now comes your first major decision: what hardware will you use to bring it to life? With so many development boards available, choosing the right one […]
When you’re developing systems that support air navigation services, the margin for compromise is essentially zero. Reliability isn’t a “nice to have,” it’s the baseline. That’s the world in which Techno Sky operates, and it’s what makes their decision to build around the Arduino® Opta™ RS485 microPLC responsive to the project’s identified requirements. Techno Sky […]
It’s almost that time of year again! No chance to 3D print your Arduino®-powered pumpkin project? Didn’t get around to animating the LEDs on your costume? There’s still time, and here’s a half-dozen Hallowuino-themed projects to get you inspired. Spooky, Sassy Pumpkin You’ve heard of Spooky, Scary Skeletons, well here’s a Spooky, Sassy Pumpkin that […]
Arduino, Qualcomm Technologies, and Edge Impulse recently teamed up with Hackster to host the Invent the Future competition. The competition attracted 4,028 registrants and 1,202 hardware applications, culminating in 153 final project submissions across a wide range of real-world applications. There were several categories in the competition, all unified by the UNO Q board and […]
Linux mascot Tux the penguin was created by Larry Ewing using GIMP The idea that changed how we build technology Happy Linux Day, Arduino Fans! Since 1991, Linux has helped popularize open-source software. And then Arduino, inspired by that, extended that open source concept to hardware with its own launch in 2005. The open-source movement […]
You build something great on your Arduino® UNO™ Q board. Now what? Arduino App Lab 0.11 is about taking your project further, whether that means shipping it to another board, getting help while you code, or teaching your device to recognize a tennis swing. Here is what’s new! App Release: deploy to production, at scale […]
STEMpedia and Arduino bring block-based coding to the Arduino® UNO™ R4 WiFi and UNO R4 Minima boards as well as the Arduino® Alvik™ robot. Every maker remembers the moment something they built first came to life: an LED blinking, a servo sweeping, a sensor reacting to a hand wave. Today, that moment gets a lot […]
Want real-world experience developing AI models and deploying applications using cutting-edge technologies such as the Arduino® UNO™ Q board? Qualcomm Academy has a new second-level program for you! The AI Associate Certification: Model to App is a hands-on, online, and self-paced program designed to provide experience with the end-to-end ML workflow, including data preparation, model […]
When running UNO Q as a standalone single-board computer, navigating its Linux desktop environment doesn’t have to mean reaching for a standard mouse and keyboard. One of the most rewarding aspects of combining microcontrollers with a full operating system is the freedom to design custom physical interfaces – turning buttons, knobs, and joysticks into direct, […]
By Marcello Majonchi, Chief Product Officer at Arduino Sitting on my desk I have two boards. They carry the same logo, have a somewhat similar name. Their technology could not be more different, and yet the philosophy behind them is exactly the same. On the left I have an early Arduino® UNO™ Rev3, featuring a […]
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