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The industrial world runs behind everyone else, technologically speaking. Reliability, safety, and maintenance are the biggest concerns, which means tried-and-true control solutions reign supreme. Even new facilities are full of machines that rely on tech that is several decades old. Mukesh Sankhla’s Edge Link is a DIY solution to bring that equipment into the modern […] The post Edge Link is a DIY solution to upgrade old industrial equipment appeared first on Arduino Blog .

We’re thrilled to announce Arduino App Lab 0.10, our biggest release yet. With this update, you can now build applications alongside an AI agent that actively works on your project, not one that just answers questions about it. Powered by MCP and integrated with App CLI, Agentic Mode understands your workspace, creates and edits files, […] The post Arduino App Lab 0.10: Meet Agentic Mode appeared first on Arduino Blog .

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Arduino® Project Hub has featured a lot of DIY handheld consoles on this blog over the years. Most of them are impressive, and most of them require at least some custom hardware – a purpose-designed PCB, a specialized connector, a part you can only get from one supplier. They’re great projects, but they can feel […] The post Build your own handheld retro console with the Arduino® UNO™ Q board appeared first on Arduino Blog .

Pen plotters are kind of neat, if you like the idea of marking paper without resorting to printing. But almost every pen plotter out there is basically the same: Cartesian movement in two axes, with some sort of actuation in Z to lift the pen. This DIY pen plotter built by András Vujovits is different […] The post This DIY pen plotter has delta kinematics and a tool changer appeared first on Arduino Blog .

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We are thrilled to announce the release of version 0.90.0 of the ArduinoCore-zephyr. This is a major milestone: we are officially exiting the beta phase and marking the core as stable. Achieving this goal is the culmination of months of testing, architectural refinement, and community feedback. As we establish this core as our primary framework […] The post Arduino Core on Zephyr 0.90.0 is officially stable and leaving beta appeared first on Arduino Blog .

Sometimes, the most exciting projects we come across don’t come from well-funded labs or established companies – but rather from teenagers in a workshop, figuring things out because they genuinely want to solve something real. That’s exactly the energy behind Yadro Team – an eight-member robotics group based in Uzbekistan, most of them under 20, […] The post Meet Yadro Team: young robotics inventors from Uzbekistan, building tech that matters appeared first on Arduino Blog .

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On July 2nd, three days before the British Grand Prix, Arduino brought a hands-on workshop to Silverstone for 40 students aged 16 to 19, supported by Mission 44 and Qualcomm Technologies, Inc. in the framework of the Igniting Inclusion Summit. The setting couldn’t have been more fitting, and as part of the bigger Qualcomm family, […] The post Mission 44 students at Silverstone go from zero to AI-powered racing telemetry in 90 minutes! appeared first on Arduino Blog .