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This project provides open-source tools and information to aid in battery repair, including Arduino firmware and a web-based UI for reading battery data.
The article explains how new EU packaging regulations impose disproportionate administrative and financial burdens on small-scale makers and micro-entrepreneurs in the open-source hardware ecosystem, threatening innovation and livelihoods.
A detailed build log for Birduino, a card-triggered audio player that plays bird calls when NFC-tagged cards are tapped, built on the open-source TonUINO platform with an Arduino Nano and RFID reader.
Arduino announces stable release of Arduino Core on Zephyr 0.90.0, exiting beta, with expanded board support and automatic loader sync.
Join ipXchange's upcoming webinar to learn how to build an end-to-end AI application using the Arduino UNO Q and deploy it to a camera-mounted robotic arm for industrial inspection.
A detailed comparison of power consumption for the ESP32-C6 microcontroller across three software frameworks: Arduino, Zephyr RTOS, and ESP-IDF, using standardized testing methodologies.
Arduino announces the ability to train and deploy custom AI models in Arduino App Lab via Edge Impulse integration, building on predefined edge AI models.
Arduino has launched new plug-and-play modules designed for long-range sensor projects, simplifying IoT development.
A beginner electronics roadmap from a maker who went from not knowing how to light an LED to building rovers and winning hackathons. It covers understanding circuits, using an Arduino, and building real projects.
A developer built a local voice-controlled music system using an ESP32 microcontroller, a MacBook, Magenta Realtime 2 for real-time music generation, MLX Whisper for transcription, and a Qwen model for tool calling, enabling conversational control over music elements like genre and instruments.
The Arduboy FX-C is a credit-card-sized open-source handheld gaming device with hundreds of pre-installed games, offering a nostalgic and creative gaming experience despite its primitive hardware.
Exort is an open-source desktop workspace that integrates an AI agent (OpenCode) to assist with microcontroller projects, supporting all Arduino boards and aiming to make hardware coding more accessible.
Arc1011 released KernelUNO, a Unix-like shell and filesystem for Arduino UNO that fits in 2KB RAM and offers 22 commands for hardware control and file operations.