Tag: #iot

From Sensor Data to Smart Decisions How PCB Design and Sensor Integration Power Industrial IoT A pressure sensor on a hydraulic line has no idea whether anyone is paying attention. It just measures. The reading only becomes...

Two critical vulnerabilities discovered in the widely-used PHP programming language have shaken up enterprises, and the ramifications will take some time to truly understand. But one of the lesser-known stories centers around...

You build something great on your Arduino® UNO Q board. Now what? Arduino App Lab 0.11 is about taking your project further, whether that means shipping it to another board, getting help while you code, or teaching your device...

STEMpedia and Arduino bring block-based coding to the Arduino® UNO R4 WiFi and UNO R4 Minima boards as well as the Arduino® Alvik robot. Every maker remembers the moment something they built first came to life: an LED blinking,...

Guest Post: TED shows how permissive tunnel decapsulation and inconsistent IPv6 Extension Header handling can focus low-rate traffic into short, high-rate bursts. Read more here:...

Following our coverage of a 4.3-inch ESP32-S31 display development board, a Facebook reader pointed out the GUITION JC3636F118C-I-YR1 rotary encoder with a built-in 1.8-inch touchscreen display. It appears to be an update to an...

HPE has unveiled the HPE Spaceborne Computer-4, an advanced compute module designed specifically to operate in space – and it’s heading to the moon. The system will be deployed on Astrolab’s Flex Lunar Innovation Platform (FLIP)...

Want real-world experience developing AI models and deploying applications using cutting-edge technologies such as the Arduino® UNO Q board? Qualcomm Academy has a new second-level program for you! The AI Associate...

Espressif Systems ESP-Mosaico is an ESP32-S31 development platform with a 480 × 480 OLED touchscreen, haptic feedback, a built-in battery, USB Type-C connectivity, and expansion I/O. It’s specifically designed for AI <->...

OpenBSD 8.0 is here, marking the project’s 61st release and continuing its schedule of semiannual releases dating back to 1996. What started more than 30 years ago as a fork of NetBSD has grown into one of the most...

By Marcello Majonchi, Chief Product Officer at Arduino Sitting on my desk I have two boards. They carry the same logo, have a somewhat similar name. Their technology could not be more different, and yet the philosophy behind...

When running UNO Q as a standalone single-board computer, navigating its Linux desktop environment doesn’t have to mean reaching for a standard mouse and keyboard. One of the most rewarding aspects of combining microcontrollers...