Miniduino is a small (19x40x3,5 mm, pin-strip and USB connector excluded) Arduino board with minimal hardware, but with access to all I/O like the Nano board and equipped with a USB connector with direct insertion integrated into the PCB: practically an Arduino Pen Drive.
The board is based on the Atmel ATmega32U4 microcontroller, which is the same one used on the Arduino Leonardo, Micro and other boards; not for nothing, thanks also
Ultra compact (68 x 35 x 14 mm) switching power supply with USB output, short circuit protected and characterized by low power consumption under no load. Designed for a wide range of devices such as cell phones, media players, GPS, etc … Techical specifications Power supply: 100-240 Vac, 50/60 Hz Power: 7.5W Output voltage: 5…
Motorized color IP camera with 2MPX CMOS image sensor with integrated Wi-Fi module. Made respecting the ONVIF (Open Network Video Interface Forum) protocol, it is equipped with a 3.6 mm fixed lens and 11 IR LEDs that allow you to shoot perfect images even in low light conditions. Supports remote viewing via smartphones with Android…
Maker UNO is a development board compatible with Arduino UNO R3, an alternative and improved solution. Based on the ATmega328P, it has 12 LED (pin 2 to pin 13), 1 piezo buzzer (pin 8), 1 switch on/off for piezo buzzer and 1 programmable button (pin 2). The current for devices operating at 3.3 V is as much as 500 mA compared…
PIPPY is an open source bionic robot with the appearance of a dog controlled via Raspberry Pi. Pippy. It is equipped with a number of sensors that allow it to perform actions such as monitoring the environment, following lines, avoiding obstacles, self-balancing, motion detection or color detection. Pippy also has a built-in 9-DoF motion sensor….
This experimental board, made specifically for Arduino Mega, makes the connections of the PA0 ÷ 7 port of the Arduino Mega 2560 available and distributes them via on-board jumper for the management of the digital output lines. It also takes the signals from the PL0 ÷ 7 port of the Mega 2560 to manage the…
It supports various low-cost GSM/GPRS modules in order to provide cellular connectivity to our Arduino projects. First part. Given the growing demand for electronic equipment with connection to the GSM/GPRS network, we decided to develop a new GSM shield for the Arduino and Raspberry Pi 3 platforms, capable of supporting various modules on…
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