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, anyone can make their own.
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, the familiar form factor and
Marlin takes a step into the next generation of 3D printing firmware with Marlin 2.0. Marlin now finally supports 32-bit boards from this generation. So what’s new about this firmware? and how does it differ from the 1.1.X generation? let’s take a look. What’s new
Firefly recently launched the ROC-RK3566-PC Mini computer, which is the latest addition to their series of Industrial boards. The SBC is powered by their RK3566 quad-core 64-bit processor, which offers high performance with low power consumption. It also comes with a massive 8 GB RAM
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
The Ruiz Brothers on the Adafruit Learning System had made another exciting project, the Mini Mac Pi. This project uses a Raspberry Pi as its main microcontroller. Along with a 320×240 mini touch screen display and a speaker unit, this small Mac will surely give
UP, the AAEON company’s sub-brand, recently launched the UP Squared Pro, which is the latest version of its series. This board’s main highlights is the support for the Windows system and compatibility with the Raspberry Pi GPIOs ecosystem. UP Squared Pro is an x86-based single-board
The Creality ender 3 is one of the most popular open-source 3D printer kits on the market today. Its amazing value-for-money pricing and huge community support make it a perfect buy for a newcomer to 3D printing. This review showcases its strengths and weaknesses of
Robot Operating System or better known as ROS is a fully open-source operating system for robots. It is more of a meta operating system that helps to abstract the hardware from the software. The main idea behind it is to avoid continuously reinventing the wheel
Many companies have come up with their Raspberry Pi RP2040 boards. Adafruit being one of them has unveiled its two boards featuring RP2040 SoC. Meet Adafruit Feather RP2040, and Adafruit ItsyBitsy RP2040 supporting the CircuitPython port for programming. The boards would be an interesting combination
