An affordable, AI-assisted, wearable robotic arm? That’s not science fiction – it’s RedSnapper, an open-source prosthesis built by PAC Tech, a team of high school students from Istituto Maria Immacolata in Gorgonzola, Italy. Powered entirely by Arduino boards, their project won the national “Robot Arm Makers” title at the 2025 RomeCup – and we think […] The post Meet the teens behind RedSnapper: a smart Arduino-powered prosthetic arm appeared first on Arduino Blog.| Arduino Blog
MIT’s Octopus is a delightful environmental sensor for urban deployment| Arduino Blog
In the past, DIY tech enthusiasts faced limitations when it came to creating small and intricate projects. However, the introduction of technologies like MicroPython and tiny microcontroller boards such as the Arduino Nano revolutionized the field. This enabled makers to build genuinely projects like wearables, miniature robotics, and ultra-thin gadgets, ushering in a new era […]| Arduino Blog
Gustavo Reynaga: Inspiring the next generation of makers with MicroPython| Arduino Blog
Arduino Nicla Sense Env: adding advanced environmental sensing to a broad range of applications| Arduino Blog
Making a car more secure with the Arduino Nicla Vision| Arduino Blog
Discover #Virgil: history comes to life with Arduino| Arduino Blog
Slot machine game harnesses the beauty of Nixie tubes| Arduino Blog
Marble art madness from a marvelous machine| Arduino Blog