Arduino boards can certainly be used to create homebrew connected devices, but that doesn't mean it's easy. What if you're a rookie who has yet to master programming or wiring? That's where Arduino's ...

So what is the Internet of Things? It’s a global network infrastructure, linking physical and virtual objects using cloud computing, data capture, and network communications. It allows devices to ...

Over the weekend whilst the Arduino platform and makers and developers around the world were celebrating Arduino Day 2016, the Arduino foundation also announced the availability of the new Arduino ...

WiFi and Bluetooth were never meant to be the radios used by a billion Internet of Things hats, umbrellas, irrigation systems, or any other device that makes a worldwide network of things interesting.

Arduino, the Italian company that has powered the “maker” movement with a series of small computing boards that can be programmed and configured for different tasks, is introducing a board targeted at ...

Arduino, the Italian company that has powered the “maker” movement with a series of small computing boards that can be programmed and configured for different tasks, is introducing a board targeted at ...

On the Tasmanian Linux User Group mailing list, [Hoolio] read someone complaining about the eventual downfall of their upcoming hackerspace as becoming a club of Arduino fanboys. [Hoolio] asked what ...

Hardware with services lowers learning curve of adding cloud and app connections to devices. A while back, Ars took our first step into building the Internet of Extra Creepy Things (IoECT) with ...

This week the official Arduino development team has announced a new Internet of Things (IoT) development platform specifically created to provide a solution for professionals in innovative and ...

Most DIY tech enthusiasts have heard of a Raspberry Pi. But, like all things in the tech world, competition is inevitable. Arduino is a microcontroller used to control motors, LEDs, and interfacing ...

Hopefully you’re here because you’ve heard about this new-fangled “Arduino” thing, and you’d like to know more. Maybe you know your way around a soldering iron, maybe you want to relive your glory ...