Ian Buckley
Ian Buckley is a writer, musician, and perpetual tinkerer. Commonly found surrounded by hobby electrical components, he's also a keen programmer and likes to build crazy-sounding instruments with microcontrollers. In addition to Electromaker, Ian writes over at MakeUseOf and has bylines at the likes of Online Tech Tips as well as Help Desk Geek.
Electromaker of the Month - February 2022 winners!
The first three projects have been chosen to win prizes for their creativity!
The Electromaker 2022 Board Guide is Here!
Wondering which microcontroller or SBC to use? We can help!
Join the 20th Anniversary Create the Future Design Contest
The annual event recognizing engineering innovation is back!
The Raspberry Pi Celebrates Its 10th Birthday!
It's been a decade since the world's favorite single-board computer went on sale.
Arduino Week 2022 Wants You!
Do you want to host an Arduino hacking session? Get involved!
What Witchery Is This Tiny Low Power Bluetooth FPGA module?
Sweden's Silicon Witchery has created a tiny powerhouse that uses almost no power.
Coolest Projects Global 2022 is GO!
Are you a young maker or coder? This is for you!
The Orange Pi R1 Router Gets a Brand New Box
One of the best value mini Linux routers just got better.
Valve Wants You To Mod the Steam Deck
Well, the shell, at least.
Raspberry Pi Wants You to Test Its New Network Installer
Now you have even more ways to bootstrap your Pi.
We Thought the Nvidia Arm Takeover Was Dead, and It Is.
It seems like the rumor mill was spot-on.
Intel Joins Risc-V International, Pledges $1b Innovation Fund
The famously closed-source ISA makers are making good on their open-source claims.
Low Spec Lovers Look: Linux Lite 5.8 Lands
It's Linux, but really Lite!
The 64-Bit Raspberry Pi OS Has Officially Landed!
After a year of beta testing, Bullseye goes 64-bit!
27 Million mAh Portable Battery Might Be Overkill
I mean, it'd power the electric truck needed to move it.
$7 Maker Nano RP2040 Is a New Spin on Arduino Nano RP2040 Connect
Cytron's new board is cheap, shiny, buzzy, and can connect to all your favorite modules!
Will you be the next Electromaker of the Month prize winner?
Submit your projects to the Electromaker platform, and you could win hardware, Amazon gift vouchers, and a whole host of Electromaker and Nordic swag!
Arduino Releases the Portenta Cat. M1/NB-IoT GNSS Shield
The new shield costs €73.00/US$87.60 and incorporates a Cinterion TX62 module designed for low-power cellular IoT projects.