[ad_1] With the demands of modern computing, from video editing, streaming, and gaming, many of us will turn to a monitoring system of some point to keep tabs on CPU usage, temperatures, memory, and other physical states of our machines. Most are going to simply display on the screen but this data can be sent […]

[ad_1] This device helps ski lift operators attach chairs to the cable Arduino Team — April 26th, 2024 Most ski lifts are pretty simple systems: they use big ol’ motors to pull cables with chairs or hangers attached. More advanced detachable designs let the chairs come off the cable temporarily while in the terminal, so […]

[ad_1] The arrival of artificial intelligence (AI) has transformed the way we perceive and interact with technology. As AI continues to shape our future, it is crucial for you to understand its fundamentals and potential applications. If you would like to learn the basics and get started creating AI projects you’ll be pleased to know […]

[ad_1] How not to program an EPROM Elliot and Dan got together to enshrine the week’s hacks in podcast form, and to commiserate about their respective moms, each of whom recently fell victim to phishing attacks. It’s not easy being ad hoc tech support sometimes, and as Elliot says, when someone is on the phone […]

[ad_1] Interactive Engineering Corp. joins Arduino’s System Integrators Partnership Program at the Gold level Arduino Team — April 26th, 2024 We are thrilled to announce the newest addition to Arduino’s System Integrators Partnership Program: Interactive Engineering Corp. (IEC), based in Ohio, is a best-in-class solution provider in engineering and manufacturing, bringing to the table a […]

[ad_1] If you have a Raspberry Pi project and would like to display its data in a more manageable way for monitoring and tracking purposes. You might be interested to know that you can use the interactive dashboards within the Arduino Cloud to help you display and share your Pi data. This powerful combination streamlines […]

[ad_1] The Open Source Hardware Association (OSHWA) runs a free program that allows creators to certify that their hardware complies with the community definition of open source hardware. Whenever you see the certification logo, you know that the certified hardware meets this standard. Currently the certification database […]

[ad_1] It’s a sad fact of owning older machinery, that no matter how much care is lavished upon your pride and joy, the inexorable march of time takes its toll upon some of the parts. [Jason Scatena] knows this only too well, he’s got a 1976 Honda CJ360 twin, and the rubber bushes that secure […]

[ad_1] If you are interested in building your very own network attached storage (NAS) solution by even 3D printing the enclosure you are sure to enjoy this second-generation larger 3D printed 6-bay NAS case designed by YouTuber Makerunit. Who improves on the original 4-bay design to expand its capacity and take on board feedback from […]

[ad_1] “There goes the neighborhood” isn’t a phrase to be thrown about lightly, but when they build a police station next door to your house, you know things are about to get noisy. Just how bad it’ll be is perhaps a bit subjective, with pleas for relief likely to fall on deaf ears unless you’ve […]