Arduino Week 2022: Call for speakers
As preparations begin for Arduino Week, we’re looking for members of the community to tell us how they’d like to join in with the biggest Arduino celebration ever.
As preparations begin for Arduino Week, we’re looking for members of the community to tell us how they’d like to join in with the biggest Arduino celebration ever.
Most plotters are planar, meaning they move in a single plane — though they often have the ability to move the tool up and down in the third axis. But if you convert one axis of the drawing plane into rotation, you get cylindrical plotting. That is how the rotary axis on a CNC machine […]
The hugely impressive AIfES machine learning platform that runs on Arduino has been updated with some very exciting new features that you won’t want to miss. Take a look right here.
In theory, a Pirani gauge is a very simple device for measuring the pressure of a gas within a container, as it consists of a heated metal wire that loses heat as the pressure increases internally. With this value now known, the electrical resistance can be measured and used to determine the precise pressure of […]
Check out Arduino’s annual winter sale, with up to 20% off some of the top IoT, MKR and connected devices.
For most people, the idea of retiring is a very exciting thought. Finally, after decades of hard work, you can clock out for the last time and spend the rest of your life relaxing and enjoying your leisure years. RdRnr318’s coworker updates her whiteboard every day to countdown the number of days until she gets […]
We’re excited to announce the Arduino Open Source Report for 2021 is now available, offering many insights into the development of our open-source ecosystem during the past year.
The Arduino Cloud Games are up and running, so pitch your most creative Cloud connected projects to join in the action.
Non-invasive EMG interfaces have the potential to solve many problems that afflict those who suffer from a disability or simply want a more efficient way to perform a task. This is what led one maker, who goes by the name “Hut,” to create their own open source device called PsyLink. It works by measuring the minute […]
As a continuation from his previous Arduino BASIC interpreter project, Stefan Lenz wanted to take things a step further by recreating a home computer from the 1980s with an Arduino Due board and just a few other components. His system combines a 7″ 800 x 480 TFT screen, an SD card reader acting as the disk, and a […]