Putting the logo on the Microcontroller was the most frustrating part. I didn't document exactly how to do it, but I had to flash the microcontroller with these examples to get it to work: SPIFlash / ...

The apparent lull on the Arduino front the last few weeks was just the calm before the storm that is the Bay Area Maker Faire (BAMF). Both companies claiming the Arduino name were there over the we… ...

The Adafruit Gemma measures just 1 inch in size and is powered by an ATtiny85 and programmable with an Arduino IDE over USB, allowing you to create those wearable projects of the future.

Posted in Arduino Hacks, Hackaday Columns, Reviews Tagged adafruit, arduino, CE, ESP8266, espressif, fcc, huzzah, lua, lua interpreter, NodeMCU, wifi ← Hacklet 45 – Reverse Engineering Projects ...

Make Magazine's Arduino Section: Make Magazine's Arduino section is a huge resource for new projects, explanations, guides, and tutorials. This is the best one-stop location for Arduino beginners ...

When you're looking to power a DIY project, you have a ton of different battery choices, and it's not easy to decide on which solution is best. To help you make the right choice, Adafruit has put ...

Arduino board: Arduino Pro Mini 5v, ATmega 328P Arduino IDE version: 2.2.1 List the steps to reproduce the problem below: My problem is that I am trying to upload the test sketches for this onto a ...

Adafruit has introduced the Metro RP2350, a new development board designed in the popular Arduino UNO form factor, featuring the Raspberry Pi microcontroller. This launch comes after a delay, with the ...