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This toy box does something incredible with AI-generated video

Arduino Team — May 7th, 2026 AI video generation may be impressive on a technical level, but typing out a prompt doesn’t exactly feel like creative work. Interaction designer Hun Han wondered how he could make that more of a collaborative experience and that led him to develop something pretty incredible: the Hush toy box. Hush is a small, enclosed lightbox for photography. Users pose inanimate objects — action figures, clay models, plants, and...

May 7, 2026Uncategorized, , 0 Comments
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Students build a lactose intolerance breath tester with Arduino® Nano™ board

What if your students could build a working biomedical prototype from scratch – one that explains human digestion, gas diffusion, sensor calibration, and programming all at once? That’s exactly what happened at ITTS “E. Divini” in San Severino Marche, Italy, where Professor Lorenzo Morresi and his colleagues Professors Battistini and Capri led a group of fifth-year chemistry and materials students – Noemi Aloi, Corrado Avellino, Michele Bagoi, Alessandro Fiorani, Priya Kaur, and Matteo Zagaglia – to prototype a hydrogen breath...

May 6, 2026Uncategorized, , , 0 Comments
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Boomba is a Roomba with every upgrade imaginable

Arduino Team — May 5th, 2026 In the classic Ship of Theseus thought experiment, we’re led to wonder if a ship is still the same ship after all of its parts have been replaced. But we might need to rename that to the “Robot of Boomba,” after Lucas completely rebuilt a Roomba to serve as a robotics platform. At one time, Boomba was just another Roomba robotic vacuum. But then Lucas removed almost all of...

May 5, 2026Uncategorized, , , , , 0 Comments
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A robot arm that recognizes your face

Arduino Team — April 29th, 2026 The earliest commercial robots, like those used in factories for assembly, weren’t intelligent at all — they simply moved motors in sequence according to pre-programmed commands. But today we can build sophisticated robots that respond to their environment and even people. More importantly, that is possible on a modest budget with off-the-shelf parts. Luca Di Lorenzo (AKA LucaDilo) proved that by using an Arduino® UNO™ Q to create a robot...

April 29, 2026Uncategorized, 0 Comments
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Arduino® App Lab 0.7: Custom Bricks are here!

Remember at Arduino Days when we teased something that would fundamentally change how you build with App Lab? That moment is here. Arduino App Lab 0.7 introduces Custom Bricks and with it, the power to extend the apps for your Arduino® UNO™ Q board and enjoy more creative freedom. Alongside this release, we are also introducing a new documentation experience designed to make learning App Lab feel more natural and intuitive from the very first step.

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April 29, 2026Uncategorized, , , , , 0 Comments
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Power Pet: a VR companion at your side

Arduino Team — April 28th, 2026 What if your virtual pet wasn’t just pixels on a screen, but something you could actually reach out and touch? A team at Reality Hack @ MIT 2026 made that idea real with Power Pet – a hybrid VR and physical companion that bridges the digital and tactile worlds using Arduino® UNO™ Q, hand tracking on Meta Quest 3, and a responsive robotic arm. The project tackles something many...

April 28, 2026Uncategorized, , , , , , , , , 0 Comments
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Brick streamlines inspections on a budget

Arduino Team — April 22nd, 2026 Nobody enjoys doing inspections, but they’re a fact of life across many different industries. If you rent out moving trucks, for example, you need to do inspections before and after each rental, so you know if a customer damages something that needs to be addressed. But the logistics of those inspections are tricky and often expensive. That’s why Alejandro Vazquez developed “Brick.” Brick is an open-source embedded device...

April 22, 2026Uncategorized, , , 0 Comments
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This trash-handling robot contains a whopping 11 Arduino boards

Arduino Team — April 20th, 2026 A single microcontroller can interface with many other components and handle several different tasks — that’s kind of the whole point. But microcontrollers do have limits and sometimes it makes sense to divvy up tasks to get a logical system architecture. That led Michael Rigsby to put a whopping 11 different Arduino boards into his trash-handling robot. This robot, called Zeno, responds to voice commands and can “see” its...

April 20, 2026Uncategorized, , , , , 0 Comments
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A 3D-printed “drive-by-wire” micro mill for your desktop

Arduino Team — April 15th, 2026 In the automotive industry, “drive-by-wire” means that a traditionally mechanical linkage, like a throttle cable, has been replaced by an electronic actuator. That can eliminate design constraints and even save money. SciFientist was able to apply those same drive-by-wire principles to this 3D-printed micro milling machine. Machine tools, including vertical mills, are usually either CNC, manual, or power-assisted. In that last scenario, there is usually a simple motor that...

April 15, 2026Uncategorized, , , , 0 Comments
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Organize your IoT fleet in Arduino® Cloud with Smart Folders

Managing IoT devices at scale is hard, but we believe finding the right resources at the right time shouldn’t feel like searching through a haystack! That’s why we built Smart Folders in Arduino Cloud – saved searches that stay alive and update automatically in real-time. This builds on recent improvements announced in Arduino Cloud, including a dark theme and a new Thing page.

What are Smart Folders?

Smart Folders bring dynamic, rule-based organization...

April 15, 2026Uncategorized, , , , 0 Comments
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