microcontroller

MAX32672FTHR Evaluation Kit Getting Started with the MAX32672 Feather Development Board

The MAX32672FTHR is a compact development platform built around the MAX32672 for embedded evaluation and prototyping. It provides the key hardware resources needed for development, including onboard debugging, power management, user interface peripherals, and Feather-compatible expansion headers.

With many essential components…

First Look at the Flipper One Linux Cyberdeck Flipper One Wants to Build an Open Linux Cyberdeck With Community Help

Flipper Devices has officially stepped beyond the world of pocket-sized hacking tools with the introduction of Flipper One, a new open-source Linux cyberdeck designed for networking, SDR experimentation, portable computing, and local AI workloads. Unlike the Flipper Zero, which focused on low-level wireless protocols and embedded systems. Flipper One is being built as a far more capable and…

Raspberry Pi Reveals Pi 6 Timeline, Zero 3 Plans, and the Real Reason Behind Stock Shortages Raspberry Pi Reveals Pi 6 Timeline, Zero 3 Plans, and the Real Reason Behind Stock Shortages

Raspberry Pi recently hosted an AMA session on Reddit featuring CEO Eben Upton, CTO of Hardware Engineering James Adams, and CTO of Software Engineering Gordon Hollingworth.

The discussion covered a wide range of topics including Raspberry Pi 6, Zero-series shortages, AI, industrial adoption, and the future of the RP2040 ecosystem. Here are some of the most important announcements and…

DIY Voice Recorder Uses AI to Turn Spoken Ideas into Summarized Notes This DIY Voice Recorder Uses AI to Turn Spoken Ideas into Summarized Notes

A maker recently built a compact portable voice recorder designed specifically for capturing ideas before they are forgotten. Instead of relying on a smartphone app, the project focuses on a dedicated hardware workflow built around an ESP32, combining local audio recording with AI-based transcription and summarization. The device records audio directly to an SD card, provides onboard playback…

Clock With Water as Pixels Clock Uses Water Bottles as Pixels With Membrane Pumps and Servos

Maker Strange Inventions has built a water-based digital clock in which 60 small bottles act as individual pixels, collectively forming numerals to display the time. The bottles, sourced at 10 cents each, brought the total project cost to approximately $580. Each bottle is filled or emptied with dyed water to switch its pixel state on or off, with the display controlled by a microcontroller…

Giant Arduino Obstacle Avoidance Robot Built 7 Times Bigger Than Normal Arduino Obstacle-Avoiding Robot Rebuilt 7 Times Larger

A Youtube channel named UncleStem has taken DIY robotics to a completely new level by building a giant obstacle-avoiding robot powered by a fully functional oversized Arduino Uno. The project recreates a classic Arduino obstacle avoidance robot at seven times the original size while still maintaining real working electronics inside. From giant DC motors and oversized jumper wires to a massive…

Single Motor Robot with Full Direction Control The One-Motor Robot That Can Move in All Directions

Is it possible to control a robot using only one motor? yes, a popular YouTube channel, Pro Know, has done a simple yet innovative robot that can move forward, backward, left, and right all with a single motor. Traditionally, robots depend on differential drive systems or steering mechanisms that require multiple motors. However, this project showing how smart design and control logic can…

STM32C5 Series Microcontroller Introducing the STM32C5 Series: ST’s Next-Gen Microcontroller Lineup

STMicroelectronics has introduced its latest entry-level microcontroller family, the STM32C5 series, aimed at powering the next generation of smart devices across homes, industries, and infrastructure. Built around the Arm Cortex-M33 and manufactured using an advanced 40nm process, the new series delivers a significant boost in performance, memory capacity, and efficiency compared to…

Arduino UNO Q - Beginners Guide Getting Started with Arduino UNO Q - Beginners Guide

From blinking LEDs to building robots, the Arduino UNO was the development board that made electronics feel possible for students, professionals and a lot of hobby makers around the world. While keeping the familiar idea of Arduino UNO and its form factor the same, they have launched this board called the Arduino UNO Q, which is a more capable variant of the original…

Dissecting the FNIRSI-1014D Oscilloscope FNIRSI-1014D Oscilloscope Teardown Authors Divya Sambhayanamath, Kumudini Balobal, Mahantesh Hosur, Shivanand G Holi Guide & Review Sandeep Patil, CTO at RedNerds

Model Name: FNIRSI-1014DAbstract :An oscilloscope that retails at INR 13K basically covers all of the hands-on subjects a 4-year engineering syllabus teaches in theory. The only issue is that none of this is practiced. We barely get past MCUs hands-on.This…

Microfluidic Air Clock with Soft Robotics Design This Clock Displays Time Using Air and Pneumatic RAM

A unique experimental clock created by soiboi soft is gaining attention for its unusual way of telling time. While it may look like a fully air powered system, the design actually combines pneumatic logic with electronic control. Instead of relying only on circuits and chips, the clock uses air pressure to form its display, while electronics handle precise timing and control, making it a…

Modular LEGO-Style Sim Racing Dash Box Built with ESP32-S3 Modular LEGO-Style Sim Racing Dash Box Built with ESP32-S3

Creator Xshift has designed a fully custom, modular sim racing dash box inspired by LEGO-style expandability. The idea is to create a button box where components like switches, encoders, and displays can be easily added or rearranged using magnetic mounts..

The enclosure was 3D printed and post-processed to achieve a clean finish, while the front panel was laser-cut from acrylic and…