This Miniature Pinball Table Could Fit In Your Pocket
Sprite’s miniature pinball machine isn’t using a raspberry pi, just an ESP32 and tons of elbow grease
Other Boards
Development boards are perfect for empowering makers to easily get up and running on their projects, as they provide all the necessary tools and resources needed for quickly getting started with any given task. For those new to the maker world or experienced developers wanting an update on all that’s available out there right now, we have created this blog post collection in order to highlight amazing development boards with tips, tricks, and tutorials.
Meet The Board Makers: KRTKL and Hackboard
These two companies are helping make your projects smart with FPGAs and SBCs
Mighty Modules: Pluggable Boards To Get Your Project Built
If you’re taking your microcontroller or SBC project to market, these pluggable boards might be what you need.
17 Fun Projects for New Boards from Raspberry Pi, Arduino, Micro:Bit, and More
When a new board drops, makers around the planet immediately start hacking new projects with it. Here are 17 fun projects to try on fresh hardware.
Here Are The Winners Of Our Star Wars Themed Robot Contest With Nvidia
Back in May, we teamed up with Nvidia to have a really fun contest involving AI and Robots. Titled “May the Fourth”, it was Star Wars themed, hoping for some smart droids using the Jetson Nano The projects that came in were truly stunning and Nvidia has announced the winners! Head over to their blog […]
So Many Choices: Our Favorite Makers Weigh in on Their Go-To Dev Boards
Dev boards give makers limitless options for their projects. Some of our high-tech pals share their personal processes to pick a board.
Plan CO2: Making A Public Display
When I saw the big emoji (old school – smiley) on Carter Nelson’s RGB Matrix Portal Room CO2 Monitor project on Adafruit, I knew he was on to something. I wished that I would begin seeing more such displays in places like restaurants and shops, not to mention school classrooms, offices and makerspaces in the coming months. In Carter’s Adafruit project, the CO2 monitoring device presents a concise public-health message.