Seeed Studio’s reThings Family has another addition to its series – the reTerminal, a single board computer. reTerminal has been designed to be the core of IoT/Edge systems. Termed as the “Human Machine Interface” device, it proves to bridge the gap, ease interfacing, and enhance
We have recently seen a development board based on the ESP32-C3 chip that provides wide capabilities to build exciting projects. To continue with the integration of Espressif SoCs, this new TinyS2 development board has come up with an ESP32-S2 SoC at the core. Hence it
Adafruit is here with yet another interesting development board, that too in a shape of a house this time. The FunHouse WiFi Home Automation development board, based on the ESP32-S2 Wi-Fi MCU, lets you easily automate your house. Be it tracking the humidity and temperature
Espressif recently launched the ESP32-C6, which adds up to its long list of ESP32 series of SoCs. The ESP32-C6 is claimed to be the company’s first low-power and cost-effective Wi-Fi 6 + Bluetooth 5 (LE) SoC making it one of the most powerful wireless connectivity
Do you wish for a well-organized and systematic wireless network for all your IoT systems? Then LoRaWAN Gateways is here to cater to your requirements. The new generation of the LoRaWAN gateway module WM1302 opens to superior abilities of long-range wireless transmission. LPWAN gateway supported
STMicroelectronics has added yet another entry in its Nucleo boards range, the Nucleo-64 development board powered by STM32WL55JCI MCU. The main highlight of this board is its wireless communication capabilities. Thanks to the STM32WL55JC MCU, the board is capable of LoRa, (G)FSK, (G)MSK, and BPSK
STMicroelectronics recently launched STM32WL5x Wireless MCU, an updated version of its STM32WL wireless MCU. The main attraction is the dual-core architecture, which provides a lot more security and flexibility than its predecessor. By leveraging the features of the two ARM-based MCUs, the chip is designed
We spotted the first product from Italy-based DIYer Giovanni (aka Gio-dot) has designed a ZigBee supported development board, the Z1 Mini, that lets you build custom ZigBee end devices like switches, buttons, relays, and many more. The Z1 Mini development board features Texas Instruments’ CC2530
