Fraunhofer IMS set itself the task of training an AI to recognize gestures with very limited resources. And they succeeded. The post Customizable artificial intelligence and gesture recognition appeared first on Arduino Blog.

This splendid steampunk device ensures the perfect cuppa tea every time, by removing the teabag at just the right moment. The post A splendid steampunk tea maker appeared first on Arduino Blog.

The new Arduino forum is up and running, offering a much improved user experience and lots of great new ways to connect with the community. The post The Arduino Forum is now completely renovated (and it’s so nice) appeared first...

You can turn on an LED with a button or switch, but what about by bending your finger? Willpower Studios’ textile flex sensor, dubbed Finger Bend, presents a method for such an interface. Inside the custom sleeve is a piece...

You’ve probably seen hand sanitizer stations popping up all over the place. While this seems to be a good thing, if you’re not exactly average height-wise, it’s likely they weren’t exactly designed for you. As a way to help both...

As spotted on Reddit, the Light Based Optical Productivity Enhancement System (LOPES) is an Arduino Nano Every-powered device that lights up depending on the tasks that you have left to complete. The Nano takes input from five copper touch sensor...

Some areas of the Arduino website and forum might be temporarily unavailable on Monday, April 12th. The post April 12th: Scheduled maintenance planned for the Arduino website appeared first on Arduino Blog.

This article was written by Per Tillisch from the Arduino Tooling Team. The Arduino team created some tools that make it easy to automate a check for whether your Arduino sketches compile. Used with GitHub Actions, the tools allow anyone...

How much of what you did today has been monitored and recorded? If you don’t know, or haven’t considered it, then this anthropomorphic webcam by researchers at Saarland University in Germany might just start up that mental conversation. That’s because...

Sebastian Dehne decided to build a custom electric vehicle (EV) charging station for his Nissan Leaf from scratch, as what he calls “a real full stack project.” He notes that creating your own gives you total control over the system, and it’s...

Meet the winners of the Arduino Day 2021 Community Challenge, and take another look at their inspired, creative projects. The post Top 10 creative projects from Arduino Day Community Challenge appeared first on Arduino Blog.

As Peter Balch explains, COVID-19 can sometimes give rise to cardiac complications. So, while not presented as an actual piece of medical equipment, he decided to construct an ECG (electrocardiogram) unit using an Arduino Nano for control along with an...

“Have you ever wished you had an extra pair of hands in the workshop to handle the camera, while you were concentrating on your project?” KronBjron has, which led them to create an automated overhead camera assistant to help document instructional...

Do you enjoy playing your Nintendo Switch, but get tired of losing it due to its small size? Michael Pick may have just the answer with his massive version of the console — which measures in at 70″ x 30″...

For a variety of reasons, including potential virus transmission, it’s a bad idea to touch your face too often. If you need a little “help” to break this habit, then you might consider DesignMaker’s STOP Face Touching Device. The system...

Some areas of the Arduino website and forum might be temporarily unavailable on Tuesday, April 6th. The post April 6th: Scheduled maintenance planned for the Arduino website appeared first on Arduino Blog.

QR codes are normally used to convey short snippets of information, such as web addresses. Chain a few of them together, as “The Resistor Network” was able to do in the video below, and you can produce a non-negligible amount of storage....

YouTuber Gavin Scott (AKA Make Fun Stuff) and his friend Kevin have been pranking each other with garden gnomes for years. In the video below, Scott decided to take things to a new level, placing an Adafruit sound board and...

YouTuber Cranktown City recently acquired a new milling machine/drill press, and needed somewhere sturdy to place it. Rather than buying something, he went to work making a nice custom stand with a drawer on top and space for a toolbox...

We’re proud to announce the Arduino World Gathering, taking place everywhere in October 2021. Multiple days packed with workshops, lightning talks and project demos; a virtual event for everyone to enjoy. This is a conference made by you. Whether you...

The Official Arduino Day live stream will be hosted on the Arduino website and social media channels from 4pm CET on March 27th, 2021. Arduino Day 2021 explores the idea of “undistancing,” with a packed roster of talks, demos, presentations,...

This Arduino alarm clock lets you set reminders for absolutely everything using pre-recorded MP3 files, and super simple controls. The post Remind-Ino is an alarm clock for everything appeared first on Arduino Blog.

Everything’s in place and ready for the global celebration of Arduino’s sweet sixteenth birthday, including some amazing interviews, demos and talks. See you on March 27th at 4pm CET on Arduino’s online channels. It’s Arduino’s sweet sixteenth on March 27th,...

Often when working with Arduino projects, you’ll need to generate a random number. There’s a random() function built into the IDE that works acceptably in many cases, but maker_ATOM wanted to take things to the next level, creating an “over engineered true...

Arduino Day isn’t just Arduino’s birthday. It’s a celebration of the Arduino Community and its achievements. Creativity is the fuel that motivates our users to experiment, build amazing projects, push the boundaries of open-source hardware and software and have a...