But the myriad Arduino models aren’t the whole story. Several other options may be just as good–or better–to work with, depending on your situation.

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It looks like an ordinary toolbox, but when you open up the Arduino Launch Control System, you’ll find a safe method for triggering model rocket launches. The system uses two separate power s… ...

“The possibilities are limitless,” she says. The Arduino at Heart module costs $36; a bundle containing nine modules (including the Arduino model) costs $89.

Man, do nerds love their coffee. How else do you explain that a robot-controlled espresso machine blew through its Kickstarter target by a crazy 16X? Coffee-loving engineers Gleb Polyakov and Igor ...

Arduino may be known for revolutionizing open source hardware platforms, but this week it enters the 3D printer market with the small and affordable Materia 101. Produced in partnership with ...

Conrad is highlighting the Arduino MKR series for makers and Pro series for industrial applications, robotics and AI. “Besides covering a range of switching and operating tasks, MKR features largely ...

The Arduino Mega2560 drives the motors and interfaces to a couple of sensors, such as a bump sensor, a light sensor, and an ultrasonic distance sensor. As you can see from the model, the Arduino ...

One maker from South Korea has done that with what looks like an Arduino Uno, some servos, and LEDs. The finished model can move its right arm and head, as well as activate lighting effects in its ...