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Industrial-grade vision inspection, made accessible by the Arduino® UNO™ Q board

Factory lighting can be brutal. A label looks perfect from one angle and unreadable from another. A reflective pouch catches glare. A conveyor casts shadows. A package edge disappears under mixed LED lighting. Traditional industrial vision systems solve these very real problems, and that’s why they became expensive. However, many inspection tasks don’t require a […]

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This futuristic-looking dustbin features a motion-activated iris mechanism

Have you ever met a person with an exceptionally neat, tidy, and well-decorated office? Everything is intentional, from the furniture finishes to the potted plants. Even the trash can needs to fit the aesthetic. That’s why Akashdeep Singh of The Wrench YouTube channel designed this fancy 3D-printed dustbin for his new workshop that features a […]

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5 fun sci-fi ideas you can bring to life with Arduino

Ah, science fiction. Of all the genres, this one has a special ability to capture the imagination and inspire entire subcultures of devoted fans. And what better way to celebrate your favorite sci-fi franchise than to bring it to life through a costume or interactive project? For Arduino makers, this can be a great opportunity […]

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Building a controller for tiny Z scale model trains

Electric model trains are brilliant in their simplicity. The locomotives have little electric motors and the rails on the tracks act as wires to get power to those motors. But as is always the case with electric motors, there are varying levels of sophistication when it comes to speed control. To upgrade his ancient Z […]

Boards:Uno R4

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Easily build an energy meter with the Arduino Nano Matter

The primary appeal of microcontrollers is their versatility. They are, essentially, the embedded equivalent of computers — general purpose devices that can perform a wide range of functions. And to get the most out of a microcontroller, you’ll also want connectivity suitable for your application. That’s why we released the Arduino Nano Matter and YouTuber […]

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Team Ikaro scores success with the Arduino Nano RP2040 Connect!

Team Ikaro is a vibrant group of high school students from the Pacinotti Archimede Institute in Rome, sharing a strong passion for electronics and turning heads in the world of robotics! Specializing in Soccer Lightweight games (where robot-soccer players compete to score goals on a miniature field), they clinched the first place at the Romecup […]

Boards:Nano RP2040 Connect

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5 ways to use Arduino with kids

One of the great things about making is that it really is for everyone — every budget, every skill level, and every age group. Children are one of the groups that can benefit the most from Arduino. Getting exposed to making and home automation from an early age can be enormously beneficial for kids and […]

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New Portenta Machine Control library boosts industrial project performance

At Arduino, we’re committed to providing developers with tools that make the coding process smooth and efficient. That’s why we’re thrilled to announce the new Arduino_PortentaMachineControl library, an upgraded version designed to replace the deprecated Arduino_MachineControl library. It comes with a number of improvements, from a revamped structure to enhanced documentation, making it easier than […]

Boards:Portenta Machine Control

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Can you smell what the Rockobot is cooking?

Modern engineering is increasingly cross-disciplinary, so today’s students often take courses that would have seemed to be “outside their field” a couple of decades ago. Pelochus and their classmates at the University of Granada are studying computer engineering, but had a class that challenged them to build battlebots in order to get some hands-on learning […]

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Celebrate World Bicycle Day with these Arduino-powered bike projects

Cycling is a great way to spend time outdoors while simultaneously getting exercise and even as a mode of efficient transportation. And in the last few years due to the recent proliferation of e-bikes on the market and the pandemic, there has been an explosion in the number of people wanting to use bikes on […]

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Industrial-grade vision inspection, made accessible by the Arduino® UNO™ Q board

This futuristic-looking dustbin features a motion-activated iris mechanism

5 fun sci-fi ideas you can bring to life with Arduino

Building a controller for tiny Z scale model trains

Easily build an energy meter with the Arduino Nano Matter

Team Ikaro scores success with the Arduino Nano RP2040 Connect!

5 ways to use Arduino with kids

New Portenta Machine Control library boosts industrial project performance

Can you smell what the Rockobot is cooking?

Celebrate World Bicycle Day with these Arduino-powered bike projects

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