Kategorie: Linux
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A new Plug and Make Kit challenge! A game of rhythm and creativity
Reading Time: 3 minutesThe Arduino Plug and Make Kit is all about unleashing creativity while simplifying the process of turning ideas into reality. It enables everyone to focus on the fun of creating with the power of the UNO R4 WiFi and a user-friendly, modular design – bypassing the complexities of traditional circuit building. Case in…
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This unique wall sconce welcomes you home with warm light
Reading Time: 2 minutesHave you ever walked through your front door after a long day of work and realized that your home just isn’t as inviting as it seems like it should be? While it may not work miracles, some nice and welcoming lighting can make a big difference. That’s why Lauren Palazzi made this…
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This frighteningly realistic animatronic head features expressive silicone skin
Reading Time: 2 minutesThe human face is remarkably complex, with 43 different muscles contorting the skin in all kinds of ways. Some of that is utilitarian — your jaw muscles are good for chewing, after all. But a lot of it seems to be the result of evolution giving us fantastic non-verbal communication abilities. That…
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Bumpin‘ Sticker
Reading Time: 5 minutes“I love the idea of using bumper stickers as a form of self-expression, but I got to thinking about how ‘permanent’ they are, and how my own style, mood and taste tends to change relatively quickly,” he says. “I wanted to see how I could resolve those things – could I make…
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Light up the holiday season with a new Plug and Make Kit tutorial!
Reading Time: 2 minutesLooking for a fun and creative way to brighten up the holiday season? With the Arduino Plug and Make Kit, you can build an interactive LED light installation that reacts when someone walks by – perfect for spreading cheer and adding a high-tech twist to your decorations. This project is easy to make,…
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T-Rex Game Auto Jumper
Reading Time: 2 minutes“Using a Raspberry Pi Pico, a light dependent resistor (LDR), a breadboard, some DuPont cables, and tape, I automated the famous Google T-Rex game,” Bas explains. “The LDR detects differences in analogue measurements whenever it senses cacti, which are always dark-coloured and appear on the same plane. The analogue-digital converter [ADC] port…
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Introducing Arduino cores with ZephyrOS (beta): take your embedded development to the next level
Reading Time: 3 minutesLast July, when we announced the beginning of the transition from Mbed to Zephyr, we promised to release the first beta by the end of 2024. Today, we are excited to announce the first release of Arduino cores with ZephyrOS in beta! ZephyrOS is an open-source, real-time operating system (RTOS) designed for…
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Addressing the digital skills gap
Reading Time: 3 minutesThe digital skills gap is one of the biggest challenges for today’s workforce. It’s a growing concern for educators, employers, and anyone passionate about helping young people succeed. Digital literacy is essential in today’s world, whether or not you’re aiming for a tech career — yet too many young people are entering…
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Does AI-assisted coding boost novice programmers’ skills or is it just a shortcut?
Reading Time: 6 minutesArtificial intelligence (AI) is transforming industries, and education is no exception. AI-driven development environments (AIDEs), like GitHub Copilot, are opening up new possibilities, and educators and researchers are keen to understand how these tools impact students learning to code. In our 50th research seminar, Nicholas Gardella, a PhD candidate at the University…
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Argon Poly+ 5 Raspberry Pi case review
Reading Time: 2 minutesThe Poly+ 5 is a Raspberry Pi 5 case in two flavours and colours. The case itself is moulded plastic with none of the aluminium work we’ve come to expect. The slightly transparent slidable top cover is available in red or black with a black base in both cases. The standard model…
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Build Button Clash in minutes: a new fun game with Plug and Make Kit
Reading Time: 3 minutesThe Arduino Plug and Make Kit is all about turning creative sparks into reality in mere minutes. With its intuitive, snap-together design, even the wildest ideas become achievable – fast, fun, and frustration-free. That’s exactly what Julián Caro Linares, Arduino’s Product Experience team leader, discovered when he built his latest project for…
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Zoo elephants get a musical toy to enrich their lives
Reading Time: 2 minutesEveryone loves looking at exotic animals and most of us only get to do that at zoos. But, of course, there is a lot to be said about the morality of keeping those animals in captivity. So, good zoos put a lot of effort into keeping their animals healthy and happy. For…
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CatBot animal feeder
Reading Time: 2 minutes“I used Raspberry Pi because I was recently working with Raspberry Pi and cameras for another project, a digital sensor for a film camera,” says Michael. “Although there are definitely simpler solutions with cheaper microcontrollers, I find it valuable to start with techniques I know rather than going down rabbit holes of…
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Simplifying IoT for smarter manufacturing: Join the chat with Arduino, AWS, and Atlas Machine
Reading Time: 2 minutesWe all know that the future of manufacturing lies in IoT — yet the path to adoption can sometimes feel daunting. But what if you could simplify the process and start seeing results quickly? That’s exactly what we’re going to explore in our upcoming Arduino Cloud Café webinar on December 10 at…
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Ocean Prompting Process: How to get the results you want from an LLM
Reading Time: 5 minutesHave you heard of ChatGPT, Gemini, or Claude, but haven’t tried any of them yourself? Navigating the world of large language models (LLMs) might feel a bit daunting. However, with the right approach, these tools can really enhance your teaching and make classroom admin and planning easier and quicker. That’s where the…
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Putting AI to use
Reading Time: < 1 minuteLucy Hattersley has all the AI kit and an urge to build something real
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This fake CRT TV works using lasers and UV magic
Reading Time: 2 minutesUntil the 21st century, cathode-ray tube (CRT) TVs were pretty much the only option. As such, media was made to suit them. Retro video game consoles in particular look best on CRT TVs. But those old TVs are getting hard to find and desirable models are now quite expensive. So, bitluni built his…
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It’s silver, it’s green, it’s the Batteryrunner! An Arduino-powered, fully custom electric car
Reading Time: 5 minutesInventor Charly Bosch and his daughter Leonie have crafted something truly remarkable: a fully electric, Arduino-powered car that’s as innovative as it is sustainable. Called the Batteryrunner, this vehicle is designed with a focus on environmental impact, simplicity, and custom craftsmanship. Get ready to be inspired by a car that embodies the…
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PiDog robot review
Reading Time: 3 minutesThe first thing to decide is which Raspberry Pi model to use before assembling the kit. PiDog will work with Raspberry Pi 4, 3B+, 3B, and Zero 2 W. Using a Raspberry Pi 5 is not recommended since its extra power requirements put too much of a strain on the battery power…
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This Halo helmet features an adjustable-transparency RGB-backlit visor
Reading Time: 2 minutesThe Halo franchise is full of iconic designs, from vehicles like the Warthog to weapons like the Needler. But the armor, such as the Spartan armor worn by Master Chief, is arguably the most recognizable. The helmets are especially cool, and LeMaster Tech put his own unique spin on an ODST-style helmet by adding…
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CapibaraZero: a student’s journey in reinventing hacking tools with Arduino
Reading Time: 2 minutesInventive, open-source, and cost-effective – these words perfectly describe CapibaraZero, a multifunctional security and hacking tool developed by young innovator Andrea Canale. Inspired by the popular Flipper Zero, a portable device used to interact with digital systems, Canale sought to create a more accessible, Arduino-based alternative. The original Flipper Zero, known for…
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Fably bedtime storyteller
Reading Time: 3 minutesChildhood wonder Stefano’s first computer, a Commodore Vic20, was something he could program himself and opened up a world of possibilities. Most importantly, this first computer awakened Stefano to the idea of tinkering and eventually led to him pursuing a degree in electronic engineering. Over the past 20 years he has worked…
