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Version 0.56.0 of the Arduino® Core on Zephyr is live – and it’s a sizable update to the earlier release. Think optimized performance, expanded hardware capabilities. We’re still smoothing some edges towards the official Stable release, but if you’ve been testing the beta, prepare for a meaningful upgrade. Multimedia expansion: Arduino® GIGA™ Display Shield & […] The post Arduino Core-zephyr 0.56.0: try it out now, and help us get closer to Stable appeared first on Arduino Blog .

When Manivannan moved to the UK from India, he found that the damp winters provide the perfect conditions for mold growth in the shower. The preventative solution is to run the ventilation fan when showering, but that is easy to forget. So, he built the AntiMould Shower Sentinel to ensure discipline. This device’s purpose is […] The post Keep forgetting the fan and getting mold in the shower? This is the solution appeared first on Arduino Blog .

A message from Arduino CPO – Marcello Majonchi Dear Builders, Engineers, and Innovators, Arduino is built on one belief: powerful technology should be accessible to everyone who wants to make, learn, or innovate with it. Staying true to that principle in every decision we make sometimes means making tough calls about what we charge for […] The post A heads-up on the Arduino® UNO™ Q board pricing – straight from Marcello Majonchi appeared first on Arduino Blog .

The Modulino family keeps growing, to allow you to easily expand your projects with new tiny modules that bring additional functionalities – in a snap! With Modulino Hub, Modulino Extender and Modulino Motors joining the range, you now have no less than 15 easy options to make building your next idea easier and more fun than […] The post Three new Arduino® Modulino™ modules are here! Bigger ideas now come with zero added stress appeared first on Arduino Blog .

The human brain is remarkably efficient, running on the caloric equivalent of about 20 watts of power. But that’s still about 20% of the total required for your entire body, which means your head can get pretty hot. Mike Warren does big thinking and to keep his brain from overheating, he built this helmet to […] The post Brain hot from serious thinking? This helmet automatically cools your head appeared first on Arduino Blog .

When talking about large language models (LLMs), people usually imagine a general-purpose assistant: something that can answer questions about weather, politics, software, history, travel, cooking, electronics – and almost any other topic. The model is expected to know a little bit about everything, follow open-ended conversations, and respond to a very broad range of prompts. […] The post Running local LLMs on the Arduino® UNO™ Q board: a practical guide appeared first on Arduino Blog .

All airplane engines have the same basic goal, which is to create forward thrust. But the modern airline industry is an exercise in maximizing efficiency and the most efficient option for large aircraft tends to be a turbofan jet engine. Most of us never get to see those up close, but you can 3D print […] The post You can 3D print this amazingly complex turbofan jet engine model appeared first on Arduino Blog .

If you want some very cold air, you’re going to have to dive deep into thermodynamic wizardry to find a practical way to get it. Hyperspace Pirate did that digging and discovered the Gifford-McMahon cryocooler design. That is just simple enough that Hyperspace Pirate was able to build his own cryocooler using 3D-printed parts and […] The post This cryocooler was made using 3D-printed parts appeared first on Arduino Blog .

Most developers reach for a single-board computer, only to discover they still need a microcontroller for real-time I/O. Then they need eMMC and extra storage. Then a separate AI accelerator. Then comes the custom wiring nightmare just to make everything talk to each other. As your app grows, you find yourself stacking extra boards, external […] The post Ditch overpriced hardware: 4 ways the Arduino® UNO™ Q board helps you do more for less appeared first on Arduino Blog .

Hey India! If you’ve ever had an idea that could solve a real-world problem, not just live inside an app, but actually exist out there, this is your moment. Across India, something exciting is happening. Makers, students, startups, and engineers are starting to move beyond software-only AI and into something far more tangible: building systems […] The post Build something real: Join the Arduino Physical AI Challenge India 2026! appeared first on Arduino Blog .

Artificial intelligence has already evolved from simple conversational assistants into autonomous systems capable of interacting with software, hardware, sensors, and even the physical world. The next frontier is not simply “chatting” with AI, but enabling AI agents to observe, reason, decide, and execute actions locally at the edge. This shift becomes particularly interesting when combined […] The post Local AI agents on Arduino UNO Q appeared first on Arduino Blog .