Intel powers an Arduino for the first time with new “Galileo” board More ports and silicon than you can have a robot shake a stick at.

Is developing on an Arduino too slow? Are Phidgets too expensive? When might you use one or the other? Hackaday regular [Ken] breaks down what he learned from three experimental time trials. The ma… ...

Arduino’s real-time alerts for IoT projects offer a powerful tool for enhancing the efficiency and effectiveness of IoT devices.

49 day tick is not an Arduino time bomb, apparently… Arduino uses a 32bit counter to provide a millisecond by millisecond timing reference. It is called ‘millis ()’, and being 32bit, it overflows at ...

Time is calculated using the GPS, which sends out a line of ACSII data; the Arduino waits, and receives the data that reports time and date. Instructables offers a more intricate break-down of the ...