Teach JBR-001 to recognize objects with Arduino® UNO™ Q and Edge Impulse in this hands-on computer vision guide. By Goran Vuksic.

GIGA R1 WiFi is built as a powerful development board, thanks to its dual-core, 32-bit STM32H747XI microcontroller, designed to operate at clock speeds of up to 480 MHz and equipped with 1 MB of RAM. Arduino Forum users KurtE and Merlin513 developed a ZephyrOS-based weather station app for it, showcasing its capabilities. What’s more, they […]

Cyberdecks don’t all have to be chunky slabs of aluminum and plastic chasing after an ‘80s cassette futurism aesthetic. Cyberdecks can be whatever their builders want them to be — that’s the whole app...

An autonomous edge-AI assistant that identifies pantry products and reads their labels aloud for people with low vision.

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Use FEX and Proton to emulate x86 Steam games on your VENTUNO Q! Half Life 2 & Skyrim tested.

We’re living in 2026 and everyone knows that they can ask a large language model (LLM) a question and get an answer. But most people assume that requires an internet connection, because those LLMs liv...

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Not a lot of thought went into the “mouse droid” in the first Star Wars movie. It was just a bit of cute world-building, created by putting a box on an RC car. But it became a fan favorite and that in...

A VENTUNO Q-powered thermal-printer instant camera that uses its local AI accelerator to edit photos and describe scenes without relying on the cloud.

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A playful 3D-printed educational companion designed to demystify Machine Learning and Computer Vision for kids while being 100% private.

JBR-001 is an open-source desktop companion robot powered by the Arduino® UNO™ Q and built to make robotics, computer vision, edge AI, and physical AI fun to explore.

Build a Zigbee-powered smart clock with temperature and humidity sensing and automatic display brightness

Robodog Arduino solution transforms the Yahboom DOGZILLA S2 into an AI-enabled quadruped powered by the Arduino® UNO Q

Ever wanted to build your own gaming console, but also wanted to make your own game? This project describes how to use Summer Engine, an AI game dev platform, to create and export games for your UNO Q...

You step into a fitting room carrying two jackets and a pair of trousers. You like each piece, but you are not sure they work together – and which jacket is better. Normally, you would take a photo, m...

It even lets you randomly pick from a genre, if you're feeling indecisive.

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YouTube video by Jeremy Cook Builds

Expense calculations in the industrial world tend to be unintuitive to individuals, because service and maintenance often consume larger chunks of the budget than the equipment itself. For that reason...

The heart of the entire cyberdeck movement is personalization. Instead of shopping within the limits of what manufacturers deem to be marketable, cyberdeck builders can create designs that reflect the...

A lot of newer 3D printers incorporate sophisticated sensor suites and cameras to detect problems with print jobs, like the dreaded “spaghetti failure.” Those work pretty well and prevent wasted time, wasted filament, and even damage to the printer. But what if you don’t have a printer with those features? Or if you want to […]

I wanted to take my first steps towards making a programmatic dosing system for my aquariums, controlled by my phone.. and it's actually working!

Robotic arms are extremely versatile, which is the entire point. But that versatility comes at the cost of complexity when it comes to programming and control. A few years ago, Kelton Serra from the B...

A wireless status light that keeps people from walking in on your meetings, built with an Arduino Nano ESP32, an Arduino Nesso N1, and Arduino Cloud keeping them in sync.

Edge AI in practice: an Arduino UNO Q detects failed 3D prints locally with an anomaly model. Setup, training, measurements and lessons learned.

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A browser-based pixel drawing tool that lets you create 8×13 pixel artwork and instantly display it on the Arduino UNO Q's built-in LED matrix.

The JetArm Face-tracking and Voice control solution developed on Ventuno Q running Ubuntu features camera-based AI detection and Automatic Speech Recognition (ASR) control via ROS 2 and interfaced via...

Thermal cameras are really cool, because they give you the ability to clearly see something we humans usually can’t: temperature. It is interesting to look at the world through that lens. Thermal came...

We’re excited to announce version 1.0.0 of the ArduinoCore-Zephyr, our biggest release yet. Building on the stability milestone we hit with 0.90.0, this release brings new hardware support, an updated...

Turn any treadmill into a Bluetooth smart treadmill using a camera and Edge AI running locally on the Arduino VENTUNO Q.

An Arduino Nesso N1 reads your bike's motion, spots a crash on-device with Edge Impulse™, and texts an emergency contact, no button to press, no cloud required.

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Flip-disc displays used to be very common in the days before affordable LEDs, LCDs, and OLEDs. But as electromechanical devices with a lot of moving parts, they’re expensive and rare today. That’s a s...