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The Nano is one of the most recognizable Arduino boards in the world. Compact, accessible, and endlessly versatile, it has powered millions of projects across a variety of domains. Today, at electronica 2026 (Munich,…
As part of the Arduino UNO Q Dream Lab Challenge hosted in partnership with DigiKey, makers and innovators were challenged to push the boundaries of what is possible with the dual-brain Arduino® UNO™ Q board and Arduino…
Back in 2002, [Takahiro Yonemura] and others built a system that used a single webcam-like device to track a user’s hand and generate inputs for a computer. Given that this …read more
Artforum, Art in America, and ARTnews is happening the 11th through the 14th across 32 participating institutions across the city. Check out what is happening during Art Week NYC! Art Week NYC is a dynamic new highlight…
OrbitalWiki’s listening page turns satellite passes into sound. Active satellites play one note at the moment they’re highest in the sky over a chosen spot, so the result is a live, location-specific piece of music. The…
Julian Horsey at Geeky Gadgets writes about a hardware in the loop (HIL) development setup from Andreas Spiess that has an AI write ESP32 firmware and then test it on real hardware. It’s called the Embedded AI Harness,…
Michael Larabel writes at Phoronix that the Darling project is now using AI in its work on running macOS binaries on Linux. Darling is an open source translation layer, roughly the macOS counterpart to what Wine does…
A project posted at broyojo.com used AI agents to rewrite CPython’s internals in Lean, a language where a computer can check mathematical proofs. The Lean copies follow the C source line by line, including how the C…
Julian Horsey at Geeky Gadgets writes about a homemade take on the Flipper Zero, built by Yellow Purple from an ESP32 microcontroller and an OLED display. The result is a small handheld tool for trying out cybersecurity…
JLCPCB posted a BGA routing cheatsheet on X, aimed at people laying out boards with dense chip packages. A BGA, or ball grid array, is a chip with its connections as a grid of solder balls underneath the body instead of…
Fire crews in Aspen, Colorado are acquiring a new fleet of drones. For years drones have aided firefighters in tracking and detecting fires but now they hope help extinguish fires. The AI equipped drones are being…
Amir Shoam has a history of the Iomega Zip drive at TechSpot, the 100MB removable disk that carried big files around in the years before USB flash drives and broadband. Iomega started in 1980 in Roy, Utah, with the…
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elixpo has published RV565 on GitHub, a video format and player for small SPI displays like the ST7789. Frames are stored as independent zlib streams, and the decoded bytes are already in the panel’s native RGB565…
Jordan wrote in to RTL-SDR.com to share the ESP-WiFi-Jam-Detector, a receive-only radio interference detector built on a Waveshare ESP32-C5-Touch-LCD-3.5 touchscreen board and the ESPARGOS esp-sdr code. It uses the…
If you missed this week’s Python on Microcontrollers Newsletter, here is the ICYMI (in case you missed it) version. To never miss another issue, subscribe now! – You’ll get a terrific newsletter each Monday (which is…
Jason Kottke writes on kottke.org about a book project from award-winning photographer Stephen Voss. The subject is the data-center hub in Northern Virginia, the largest in the world, and what building it has done to…
Annalise Kamegawa, writing for designboom, covers Arts at CERN, the program that brings artists into the European Laboratory for Particle Physics in Geneva to work alongside the scientists. Through residencies and…
Over the past decades CRISPR, short for “clustered regularly interspaced short palindromic repeats”, has become somewhat of a household name, holding the promise of directly addressing genetic mutations by effectively…
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