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The Adafruit Metro ESP32-S2 packages the best features of Adafruitโs recent microcontroller boards in a traditional Arduino Uno form factor. The heart of the board, the Espressif ESP32-S2, improves on the ESP line of Wi-Fi-enabled microcontrollers by adding native USB support. The addition of USB mass storage to the platform allows drag-and-drop deployment of Adafruitโs […]
The SparkFun Artemis is a high-performance, low-power compute module aimed at machine learning (ML) applications. The Artemis contains an Ambiq Micro Apollo 3 processor, which implements a power-efficient ARM Cortex-M4F core. It can run up to 96 MHz, with a power consumption of 6uA per MHz under load. The target application for Artemis is executing […]
The Meadow F7v2 from Wilderness Labs is an IoT platform for .NET based applications. It is an updated version of the Meadow F7 with double the flash storage and a better WiFi antenna. The Meadow F7v2 is still compatible with the Adafruit Feather form-factor, allowing the use of Feather Wings. The new version of the […]
SparkFunโs Thing Plus – RP2040 is one of several new boards featuring the Raspberry Pi Foundationโs RP2040 microcontroller. The board breaks out most of the RP2040โs versatile I/O pins, while constraining itself to an Adafruit Featherโs form factor. The board is a good choice for building wearables and other devices powered by lithium-polymer batteries. The […]
Myir’s MYS-8MMX is a single board computer built around NXPโs i.MX 8M Mini applications processor. This processor combines four ARM Cortex-A53 cores running at 1800 MHz with one ARM Cortex-M4 core running at 400 MHz. The hybrid design of the processor makes for a fairly powerful single board computer with the real-time I/O capabilities of […]
The Zynqberry FPGA development board is a Xilinx Zynq based board that takes on the universally recognized form-factor of the Raspberry Pi Model B ARM-based SBC (single board computer). Trenz Electronic is responsible for the design of the Zynqberry and has even created a followup board to it, the ZynqberryZero, which as one can probably […]
