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Keep forgetting the fan and getting mold in the shower? This is the solution

Arduino Team — June 26th, 2026 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 to sound a warning alarm if the user runs the shower, but doesn’t turn...

June 26, 2026RASUncategorizedAnti-Mold, Arduino, Mold Prevention, UNO Q0 Comments

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Running local LLMs on the Arduino® UNO™ Q board: a practical guide

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. That’s the experience most of us are used to, since cloud-based AI tools have become so widespread. Embedded systems work in a much more...

June 18, 2026RASUncategorizedAI, Arduino, Artificial Intelligence, Edge AI, Featured, Large Language Models, LLMs, UNO Q0 Comments

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Ditch overpriced hardware: 4 ways the Arduino® UNO™ Q board helps you do more for less

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 controllers, and shaky communication links. The bill of materials skyrockets, and the integration headaches follow, all just to bridge the gap between Linux computing...

June 11, 2026RASUncategorizedArduino, Arduino UNO Q, Featured, UNO Q0 Comments

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Build something real: Join the Arduino Physical AI Challenge India 2026!

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 that can sense, think, and act in the real world. And Arduino® with Robu.in (our local partner) has been right at the...

June 10, 2026RASUncategorizedArduino, Arduino Physical AI Challenge, Arduino UNO Q, Physical AI, Robu.in, UNO Q0 Comments

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Local AI agents on Arduino UNO Q

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 with embedded systems. Why? Because traditionally, embedded development required deterministic programming, fixed automation logic, and carefully predefined behaviors. But now AI systems are capable...

June 9, 2026RASUncategorizedAgentic AI, AI Agents, Arduino, Featured, Local AI, UNO Q0 Comments

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This robot can identify terrain based on the vibrations it causes

Arduino Team — June 9th, 2026 You’ve probably noticed that your car feels different when driving on gravel, compared to what you’re used to on asphalt — even normal road asphalt can feel different than the concrete of a bridge. A lot of the feeling you detect is the result of the vibrations caused by that particular surface and the sounds they make. Dan Velarde took advantage of that to give a robot terrain-sensing capability with...

June 9, 2026RASUncategorizedAI, Arduino, Arduino UNO Q, Edge AI, Edge Impulse, Ground Recognition, Machine Learning, ML Models, robotics, robots, Terrain Classification, UNO Q0 Comments

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Star Stream is bringing F1-level telemetry to every race team – and every fleet – with Arduino UNO Q

Founder George Hammel describes his Star Stream engineering team as “a pretty wild group.” A few of them aren’t certified engineers in the traditional sense, but all of them grew up solving problems in motorsports – an environment that rewards fast thinking, creative solutions, and zero tolerance for downtime. That background shows in what they’ve built. Star Stream is a live video, telemetry, and data streaming service provider, built around Starlink connectivity and designed for the most demanding...

June 8, 2026RASUncategorizedArduino, Arduino UNO Q, F1, Featured, Formula 1, Motorsports, Star Stream, Telemetry, Telemetry System, Telemetrybox Pro, UNO Q, Vehicle Intelligence0 Comments

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Beyond Edge AI: bringing local intelligence to Arduino UNO Q

Edge AI is evolving quickly. It was the end of 2022 when the world saw the first Cloud AI tool available to everyone, accessible through a simple and intuitive chat. In less than four years, models have been refined, distilled, optimized, quantized – at record-breaking speed – to meet the needs of the first generation of edge systems focused mostly on detection and classification: identifying an object, recognizing a keyword, or triggering an action when a predefined event occurs. The...

June 5, 2026RASUncategorizedAI, AI Workflow, App Lab, Arduino, Artificial Intelligence, Edge AI, Featured, LLMs, Local AI, UNO Q0 Comments

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This stunning smart planter tracks plant health and handles daily care

Arduino Team — June 3rd, 2026 Gardening is a prime application for smart automation, because plant care requires a lot of monitoring, but is relatively simple to execute. Large-scale agricultural operations are already highly automated, so why not do the same thing with your house plants? Giovanni Mannara (AKA Ingeimaks) did so in style by building this smart planter system that does everything. Before we even get to the technical details, we have to point out...

June 3, 2026RASUncategorizedArduino, Plant Health, Smart Plant, Smart Planter, UNO Q0 Comments

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Industrial-grade vision inspection, made accessible by the Arduino® UNO™ Q board

Factory lighting can be brutal. A label looks perfect from one angle and unreadable from another. A reflective pouch catches glare. A conveyor casts shadows. A package edge disappears under mixed LED lighting. Traditional industrial vision systems solve these very real problems, and that’s why they became expensive. However, many inspection tasks don’t require a closed, high-cost smart camera. They just need a reliable prototype path: collect images, train a model, deploy locally, trigger an action, and improve. On...

May 28, 2026RASUncategorizedArduino, Featured, Uncategorized, UNO Q, Vision Inspection0 Comments

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Keep forgetting the fan and getting mold in the shower? This is the solution

Running local LLMs on the Arduino® UNO™ Q board: a practical guide

Ditch overpriced hardware: 4 ways the Arduino® UNO™ Q board helps you do more for less

Build something real: Join the Arduino Physical AI Challenge India 2026!

Local AI agents on Arduino UNO Q

This robot can identify terrain based on the vibrations it causes

Star Stream is bringing F1-level telemetry to every race team – and every fleet – with Arduino UNO Q

Beyond Edge AI: bringing local intelligence to Arduino UNO Q

This stunning smart planter tracks plant health and handles daily care

Industrial-grade vision inspection, made accessible by the Arduino® UNO™ Q board

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