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Arduino's dual-brain board brings microcontroller I/O directly into ROS 2
At ROSCon, Arduino unveiled a new open-source library that lets developers write ROS 2 nodes directly on microcontroller firmware, eliminating the need for custom serial protocols and bridge middleware.
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How Techno Sky deployed Arduino Opta in air traffic management systems
An ENAV Group subsidiary chose Arduino's industrial microPLC to build a visual emergency signaling system for air navigation services, moving from prototype to operational deployment in under a year.
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How Arduino and Linux are merging software and hardware to power edge AI
Arduino's latest boards unite Linux computing with real-time microcontroller hardware, enabling developers to build autonomous robots and edge AI systems where open-source principles meet physical computing.
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STEMpedia's PictoBlox now supports Arduino's latest boards and Alvik robot
A partnership between STEMpedia and Arduino brings visual block-based coding to the UNO R4 WiFi, UNO R4 Minima, and Alvik robot through PictoBlox 10.0, making hardware programming accessible to beginners and experienced makers alike.
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Arduino's UNO Q Bundle Lets Makers Build Custom Linux Controllers
Arduino has launched a new kit pairing its dual-brain UNO Q single-board computer with modular input components, enabling users to replace traditional keyboards and mice with custom-built physical interfaces for Linux workflows.
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From 8-bit simplicity to AI acceleration: how Arduino's two decades span five million times the computing power
Arduino's Chief Product Officer compares an early UNO board from the 2000s with the new VENTUNO Q, revealing how the company's philosophy of accessibility has survived a staggering leap in computational capability.
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Arduino's VENTUNO Q AI board moves to $399 after sold-out introductory phase
Arduino is raising the price of its VENTUNO Q edge AI computer from $299 to $399 starting October 19, citing rising component costs. The company says early adopters have already built impressive projects ranging from robotics to industrial vision systems.
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Arduino maker builds low-cost automated PCB inspection rig for small-batch production
Mukesh Sankhla has designed a desktop-scale vision system that fills a gap in the market for affordable quality control between prototyping and mass manufacturing.