Marlin takes a step into the next generation of 3D printing firmware with Marlin 2.0. Marlin now finally supports 32-bit
MirkoPC is a Hackaday.io project developed by Mirek, a Polish developer. It is a Raspberry Pi desktop computer based on
In this article, we will develop a Soil Moisture Data Retrieval system using Tuya Link SDK, Tuya Smart Android App,
It has just been announced by Blynk, the popular IoT platform, that the new Blynk Platform is open for public sign-up. This is their first major upgrade since their launch in 2015. Blynk is the first mobile app builder and
Seeed Studio has released a new mini development board, the Wio RP2040. The new board is chock-full of features that are sure to pique the interest of a few developers and makers. The Wi-Fi module supports frequency in the range
Arduino announced that its IDE will now support Raspberry Pi RP2040 chips using the Arduino Mbed core. This means that programmers will no longer have to use the unofficial board plugins in the Arduino IDE to program their Raspberry Pi
KittenBot Future Board ESP32 is an AIoT Python education kit specifically developed for educational purposes. AIoT is when AI meets IoT and hence, is called as Artificial Intelligence of things. Based on AIoT, the board is suitable for kids to
BLTouch by Antclabs is an auto bed leveling sensor that can precisely measure the tilt of the bed surface. It has been around for quite some time now, and the V3.1 is its latest version. BLTouch is a very popular
California-based embedded electronic device manufacturer Gateworks had released a module to its long list of Venice family rugged and industrial SBCs based on ARM processors. Gateworks is known in this space due to their massive production of high-quality, ARM-based modules
The global leader in 4D imaging radar Vayyar has announced the multi-range XRR chip, the latest addition to their automotive safety sensors. It is claimed to be the world’s first single RFIC (Radio Frequency Integrated Circuit) with an immense range
Antmicro, a RISC-V adopted software company, has released the first embedded Linux-based RISC-V product. The ARVSOM module is RPi CM4 compliant and runs Linux on the StarFive 710 SoC, which is based on RISC-V architecture. For clustering projects, the ARVSOM
SparkFun ESP32 Thing Plus C is a development platform for ESP32. Based on Espressif’s ESP32, Thing Plus C is a Wi-fi compatible microcontroller. Furthermore, this $21.95 board supports both Bluetooth Classic (i.e., SPD) and Bluetooth low-energy (BLE, BT4.0, Bluetooth Smart).
SparkFun’s MicroMod series has developed an STM32 Processor Board. “MicroMod is a modular interface ecosystem that connects a microcontroller “processor board” to various “carrier board” peripherals utilizing the M.2 standard.” The STM32 Processor board has dimensions of about 20mm x
Xilinx has entered the System on Module (SOM) markets with the Xilinx Kria SOM and Vision AI starter kit. Xilinx Kria SOM K26 is a new way of deploying Xilinx platforms. It comes along with pre-built hardware, software that are…
MirkoPC is a Hackaday.io project developed by Mirek, a Polish developer. It is a Raspberry Pi desktop computer based on Compute Module 4 (CM4). Further, the developer is branding the MirkoPC board under Mirko Electronics. However, being an open-spec board,…
Piunora, an open-source carrier board, is based on Raspberry Pi Compute Module 4. Crowd Supply funded this board on 11th May 2021 with the goal of $15000. Further, this easy-to-use development board works well for electronics prototyping with Linux. Moreover,…
