SiFive Is Bringing Open Source to the Chip Level
SiFive’s co-founder details the journey to develop the RISC-V architecture, an open source instruction set.
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Make: Volume 57 is our annual boards blowout, an examination of the latest from the world of microcontrollers and single-board computers. These prototyping devices are more powerful than ever, with the latest crop now capable of machine-learning tasks such as instantly identifying objects and driving autonomous vehicles. Meanwhile, new board ecosystems have started popping up, giving makers some great alternatives to the venerable classics. Our boards guide insert will help readers figure out what is right for their project. The issue also includes profiles of notable people and companies in this space, with a large featured on Limor Fried, Adafruit’s pioneering open-source engineer/CEO. And, as always, a range of projects to keep you busy in your workshops and makerspaces.
How the FAA’s Drone Regulations Could Hamper Pros and Journalists
The FAA has some interesting regulations for commercial drone pilots. For journalists, this could mean an abridgment of the freedom of the press.
How to Program a Quadruped Robot with Arduino
Legged robots are tougher to build than wheeled robots, but the advantages can be worth it! Learn more about how to build quadruped robots.
How to Make Beautiful Midori-Style Traveler’s Notebooks
Make your own customized, upgradable notebooks and organizing system in the Midori style.
