Versatile multimeter made with Arduino Nano

From blog.arduino.cc 3 months ago in Platforms Stores

If you ever wondered about building your own multimeter, YouTuber Electronoobs shows us just how to do so with an Arduino Nano. Aside from the Nano, he’s using a 128×64 OLED screen to display stats and battery level, and a 16-bit ADC for precise measurements. Power is provided by a...

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Getting to know the new Arduino Nano 33 IoT

From blog.arduino.cc 1 day ago in Platforms Stores

The Nano form factor has been a crowd-pleaser amongst makers for years due to its small footprint and ease of integration into any project. As announced at Maker Faire Bay Area, the Nano 33 IoT is part of the new...

Little Flash bumps around on supercapacitor power

From blog.arduino.cc 2 days ago in Platforms Stores

Supercapacitors are intriguing power sources, and while they don’t hold as much total energy as a battery, they can store and release charges in an instant. To take advantage of this interesting properly, Mike Rigsby created the ‘Little Flash‘ rover....

Electric typewriter turned CNC plotter

From blog.arduino.cc 3 days ago in Platforms Stores

A few months ago, maker Fabian Mazza created a CD ROM plotter for his daughters. While the three-year-old loves it, the eight-year-old thought it was too small. Rather than giving up—or building a CNC machine from scratch—he cleverly constructed a...

Tom Stanton’s trebuchet altitude measurement “golf ball”

From blog.arduino.cc 3 days ago in Platforms Stores

YouTuber Tom Stanton built a trebuchet about a year ago. Now, in order to figure out just how high it can toss something, he designed a custom altitude tracking device in the form of an oversize golf ball. An Arduino...

The first-ever Arduino certification is now available

From blog.arduino.cc 3 days ago in Platforms Stores

The Arduino Certification Program (ACP) is an Arduino initiative to officially certify users at different levels and confirm their expertise in key areas. Certifications are offered at three tiers — enthusiasts, educators and professionals — which have been identified as...

Single-sensor selfies with the Flying Pixel Portrait Camera

From blog.arduino.cc 4 days ago in Platforms Stores

While most cameras use an array of sensors to quickly capture an image, Niklas Roy presents a different take on things with his Flying Pixel Portrait Camera. This installation invites participants to place their head under a shroud for nearly...

Arduino SIM, the new cellular connectivity service for the Arduino IoT Cloud

From blog.arduino.cc 4 days ago in Platforms Stores

Arduino SIM: 10MB Free Data for Up to 90 Days! The new Arduino SIM offers the simplest path to cellular IoT device development in an environment familiar to millions. The cellular service, provided by Arm Pelion Connectivity Management, has a...

Geometric Nixie tube clock and environmental display

From blog.arduino.cc 4 days ago in Platforms Stores

Creators keep coming up with new clock designs, and while you might think that every new possibility has been exhausted, Christine Thompson has proved this assumption wrong once again with her “VFD Trilateral Clock.“ This Arduino Uno-powered device employs a...

Vari-Sound dynamically manipulates sound waves

From blog.arduino.cc 4 days ago in Platforms Stores

Consider all the tools that modify how light is transmitted and received: lasers direct light in a tightly focused beam and telescopes let us focus on an area far away. While there are certainly ways to modify sound, these techniques...

What’s new at Maker Faire Bay Area 2019

From blog.arduino.cc 1 week ago in Platforms Stores

It wouldn’t be a Maker Faire Bay Area without some exciting announcements! A New Nano Family Designed with makers in mind, the new Nano represents a small, powerful and affordable solution for everyday projects. Retaining Arduino’s quality and reliability, they...