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From powerhouse to pocket-sized: how developers squeezed a weather app onto Arduino's smallest boards
Two Arduino Forum members successfully adapted a sophisticated weather station application from the high-performance GIGA R1 to the resource-constrained UNO R4 WiFi, demonstrating how creative optimization can bring complex features to entry-level hardware.
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Arduino UNO Q's dual processor unlocks Linux apps and real-time control on a single board
The Arduino UNO Q combines a Linux-capable processor with a real-time microcontroller, enabling developers to run Home Assistant, AI agents, and other open-source platforms while maintaining deterministic hardware control.
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Inside Depth: A Figma Plugin That Brings 3D Rendering to the Design Canvas
A designer built a 3D renderer plugin for Figma to speed up iteration on product websites. The tool lets teams preview models and lighting without leaving their design workspace.
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How Decathlon's Yestalgia Site Turned Nostalgia Into Code
A deep dive into the technical and design choices behind Decathlon's '90s-inspired capsule collection website, where art direction met developer constraints and a Walkman became the navigation.
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Boxer's AI Coach: How Arduino's New Nesso N1 Powers Real-Time Fight Analytics
A maker has built a wearable boxing band using Arduino's latest development board to track punches, heart rate and performance metrics in real time, turning training data into actionable feedback.
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Arduino Core on Zephyr reaches 1.0.0 with VENTUNO Q support and camera capabilities
Arduino has released version 1.0.0 of ArduinoCore-Zephyr, marking a major milestone with new hardware support, an upgraded Zephyr base, and extensive stability improvements.
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How a Developer Built a Music-Reactive Portfolio with Three.js and WebGPU
Run Rob Run demonstrates how to craft a responsive digital object that morphs from an organic blob into a cube while reacting selectively to music. The project reveals the technical and artistic choices behind making motion feel intentional rather than chaotic.
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Building a Timeless Digital Archive: How Chems.Studio's Website Balances Growth with Coherence
A New York creative studio needed more than a portfolio—it needed a system that could absorb years of diverse work into a single visual language without losing its character. The solution: designing an archive that prioritizes the work itself.