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Complete Guide to Biometric Sensors
Learn all about biometric sensors, from what they are to the various kinds available, how they’re used in the real world, and what biometric sensors are available!
Maker Board Spotlight: Nordic Power Profiler Kit II
The Nordic Power Profiler Kit II is a USB power monitor and logic analyzer for all microcontrollers, with a 0.8 to 5.0V variable power supply voltage and a 200nA to 1A measurement range. Is it right for you? We think so!
Seven Singularly Spooktacular Maker Tools to Spice up Your DIY Halloween
Are you looking for the perfect Halloween DIY project or trick or treating costume? Here are some products and ideas for the spookiest of days!
Best STEM Kits
Check out the best STEM kits for education, from Raspberry Pi and Arduino kits to gaming handhelds and more!
What are Adafruit NeoPixels and Should You Use Them?
What exactly is Adafruit NeoPixels? These high-quality individually-addressable RGB LEDs are great for a variety of projects. From what NeoPixels are and which NeoPixel devices exist to what you can make with them, here's a primer on Adafruit NeoPixels LEDs!
Best COVID-19 Inspired Maker Projects
Check out the best COVID-19 inspired maker projects, from face touching deterrents to coronavirus slappers for staying inside, staying safe, staying inspired, and continuing to get your DIY on in the age of coronavirus.
Coronavirus Inspires Maker, Tech Innovation
While the coronavirus is truly nasty, makers and the tech industry are reacting positively. DIYers have concocted clever projects in response to the coronavirus, and the tech industry as a whole is embracing remote work.
Best Arduino Clones - Are Arduino Clones Any Good?
Check out the best Arduino clones you can buy, from the Diavolino to the Arduino LilyPad, and Adafruit Flora for tons of Arduino IDE-compatible microcontroller alternatives.
Best Arduino Board for Beginners, IoT Projects, and More
Check out the best Arduino board for beginners, IoT projects, and more from the beginner-friendly Arduino Uno and the Arduino Nano to the advanced Arduino Mega, and audio-capable Arduino MKR Zero.
Meet a maker Podcast Episode 3: Clare Mason aka Clarissa of Make and Fake
Clare Mason, aka Clarissa of Make it and Fake It acclaim, sat down with Electromaker.io to talk STEM, women in tech, maker communities, and more!
Meet a Maker: Gyro
Here at Electromaker, we love makers, and not just the maker space and projects. We adore actual makers too. Often, the focus falls on their creations. Let's learn more about DIYer and awesome Electromaker community member Gyro!
10 Best Arduino Projects
The Arduino is a programmable circuit board, or microcontroller. It's open-source, and may be used for a variety of neat maker projects. Notably, it differs from single-board computers (SBCs) such as the Raspberry Pi in that the Arduino focuses on interfacing with software which interacts with the physical board. As such, Arduino projects are more maker-oriented, whereas SBC projects range from basic Linux desktops and retro gaming machines to advanced robotics. Nevertheless, there are loads of Arduino projects which you can make. Check out the 10 best Arduino projects!
What is the Gemma M0 and CircuitPython?
MicroPython has come a long way since Damien George first released his Kickstarter for the PyBoard in 2014. Originally a fork of Python 3 for microcontrollers we now have a mature Micro Python platform available for a diverse range of boards such as the BBC micro:bit, WiPy, and ESP32 and this range keeps growing. Adafruit, the American maker company has long been a supporter of the maker community, and in recent months they have released their own “fork” of the MicroPython project and it is called CircuitPython.
Raspberry Pi-Powered Translation Glasses
It seems only yesterday that the entire tech world was obsessed by Google Glass. It had everything: accessibility implications, privacy concerns, and portable communications.
What We Saw at the CRL Accelerator Demo Day
Ever wondered how tech startups find money? What puts a kid with a Raspberry Pi, a great idea, and a working prototype in touch with investors and partners?
What Would YOU Do with a BBC micro:bit?
Launched in 2016, the BBC micro:bit is the 21st century successor to the BBC Micro desktop computer, a favourite across schools in the 1980s, and the inspiration for many careers in computing!
Introduction to the ATtiny85 - What is the ATtiny85?
The ATtiny85 is a microcontroller in a similar vein to the Arduino, but with much less IO pins, smaller memory and a smaller form factor.
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