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Toshiba puts its "entry-level" game with new 120MHz Arm Cortex-M4-based TXZ+ M4H parts.
Happy first birthday, Arduino UNO Q! 🎉
A year ago, we shared two pieces of news at once. Arduino was joining the Qualcomm Technologies family, and the UNO Q was on its way.
The promise was simple: bring powerful computing and edge AI to makers, students, and professionals, without losing the openness, creativity, and joy that make Arduino what it is.
12 months later, you have responded to our biggest announcement ever in ways we could not have scripted. You’ve built. You’ve experimented. You’ve pushed boundaries. And you’ve shown us what happens when you put new tools in the hands of a curious, creative community.
Today, we’re looking back at year one and celebrating everything you’ve made possible. Thank you for being part of it. This is just the beginning!
Read more in our blog post:
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ZeroWire Robotics' open source Q8botOne is a palm-sized, wire-free quadruped built for easy assembly, hacking, and agile movement.
Amazon's Ring unveils its first smart lock — with a hand-crank generator for when the battery's dead.
Gadget Industry built a palm-sized power station with over 500W combined output, a 300W AC outlet, and dual USB-C fast charging.
Awesome shoutout! Huge thanks to Paul Ruiz for putting together this great primer.
Really glad this Python guide helps developers get started with RobStride motors.
We’re working to enrich our official docs with more code examples for the robotics community 🤖
#RobStride# #Robotics# #Actuators# #OpenSourceRobot#
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ChaosBench built a gigantic, fully functional Nintendo 64 controller that turns Mario Kart into a full-body workout.
Paul Ruiz shared an intro to the RobStride motor set and how to control them via Python, which is missing from official documentation.
Leaks point to a "formal reboot" for Apple's HomeKit, including LG partnership and a new home hub.
.@CMUEngineering researchers built atomically thin, sub-5nm MoS₂ transistors that outperform silicon, proving chip scaling isn't dead yet.
Kyushu University researchers developed a headset-free VR system that uses aerial optics and a rotating chair to immerse you in virtual worlds.
This Pepper’s Ghost Monster Eye is a perfect decoration for Halloween.
iPods are making a comeback, but they’re getting harder to find. That's why @sharma_arnov decided to build his own instead.
Daniel Nilsson aims to democratize biophysical research instruments — via consumer-grade 3D printing.
Jen Looper's Arduino UNO Q-powered #cottagecore# cyberdeck is perfect for literal fieldwork.
Stefan Bond's ATX conversion kit brings Apple's classic "Cheesegrater" Mac Pro back up to date.
"CoughNet" turns microphone-equipped Raspberry Pis into privacy-preserving cough detection systems.
Here is my new @Hacksterio tutorial on making a wearable step counter with @seeedstudio XIAO nRF54LM20A and #Xiao# Round display module.
Two years after discontinuing the classic Zilog Z80, Littelfuse exits the microcontroller market altogether.
