In the past months we presented the Arduino Yun and Arduino Galileo boards. Today we present you a new board, quite more powerful, but still Arduino compatible and powered with GNU/Linux. It’s an all Italian board called UDOO. Indeed, now almost every month we see the birth of a new platform that integrates processors capable…
Interesting project on Indiegogo that was submitted via our Submit news channel. Here is Shield I/O, the first BeagleBone Black cape which adapts Arduino Shields to your BeagleBone Black. With Shield I/O it doesn’t matter if you’re using 3.3V or 5V logic or up to 5V analog inputs. It comes with dedicated level shifters for…
Interesting campaign spotted on kickstarter. Hard way to the objective unfortunately CONTROLLINO – The Idea When I was at electronic school … I would have loved ARDUINO … but back then microcontroller programming wasn’t that easy. When I became aware of ARDUINO I thought … what a great idea for young people and those who…
ST launches a new Nucleo board! The new STM32 Nucleo boards are mbed1-enabled, and support Arduino2 connectivity while also providing ST Morpho3 extension headers that allow access to all of the microcontroller’s on-chip peripherals. As an mbed-enabled board, developers can make use of the mbed open source software platform, online tools and collaboration infrastructure at mbed.org. The board’s…
Once experimented with REST technology and with the “Bridge” communication mode, we can introduce a project that achieves something difficult so far with an Arduino board: writing a web page, to be run by Linino’s internal web server uHttpd, to manage the pins of Arduino with REST, but via a web page. We will show…
The last time I wrote about the best hacks available for a board, I had so much to choice between; now instead, writing about Arduino Yún and all of its best hacks, it was difficult to me to find really good projects, because the platform is so young. While Raspberry Pi had a strong community,…
An incredibly small board at your fingertip: raising funds on Indiegogo! A 100% Arduino IDE compatible, 32KB USB development board small enough to fit on your fingertips and cheap enough to leave in any project. Having used several development boards over the years we soon realized that most of them are designed to be used…
With this short guide we release today, we will explain you how to use your Arduino Yun to do something that was never accomplished before with a board of such family. We’ll face a real embedded project, with its set of sensors and management and control applications. Thanks to our experiment shield (more info), you’ll manage…
In order to “visually” highlight the behavior of Arduino programs you must connect a device to the I/O pins, which gives you tangible signals. Normally, if you want to check if a program changes a level of an output pin, answering a command or executing a check routine, or event, you must check it by…
We spotted this too late unfortunately but thankfully our support is not going to be decisive as the project already got the funding: A mini and inexpensive Arduino Leonardo compatible development board. Introducing the Lil’ Nardo! The Lil’ Nardo is an Open Source, fully Arduino Leonardo compatible development board, in a bite size package. We…
29th of March is Arduino Day! GET INVOLVED About Arduino Day Arduino Day is a worldwide celebration of Arduino’s first 10 years. It’s 24 hours full of events – both official and independent, anywhere around the world – where people interested in Arduino can meet, share their experiences, and learn more. Who can participate?…
Since now on, it will be easy to provide your Arduino with Internet connectivity by using this shield. The shield sports a TCP/IP stack manager, in order to free up the Arduino from some basic tasks. It’s also essential to equip the board with a library, that communicates with the TCP/IP manager and makes it…
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