[Allan Schwartz] decided to document his experience using Fritzing to design, fabricate, and test a custom Arduino shield PCB, and his step-by-step documentation makes the workflow very clear. Anyone ...

Arduino shields are modular circuit boards that piggyback onto your Arduino to instill it with extra functionality. Want to connect your Arduino to the Internet and post to Twitter? There’s a shield ...

I loves me some Arduino. The only thing I don’t love — and I’m sure many of my fellow Arduino tinkerers would agree with me here — is buying or building a new shield (read: add-on board) every time I ...

It's no secret that I love development boards, and that I also love backing awesome projects I find on Kickstarter. Today I had the pleasure of being introduced to something that combines both of ...

Makers, developers and hobbyists that enjoy using the Arduino shields may be interested in a new Arduino development system called StickyBUGs created by David John Barker to help users create their ...

Nixie tubes are adored by hackers across the world for their warm glow that recalls an age of bitter nuclear standoffs and endless proxy wars. However, they’re not the easiest thing to drive, ...

Insight into Arduino IoT shields. Their feature sets and applications. In the ever-expanding world of the Internet of Things (IoT), where connectivity is the name of the game, Arduino takes the top ...

If you enjoy building projects using the Arduino platform and Arduino shields you might be interested in a new device called the Dr Duino which has been created by Guido Bonelli. Simply positioning ...

Arduino have taken the tiny wraps off of the official ethernet shield for their open-source prototyping platform, which adds network connectivity to the device. Based on the Wiznet W5100 ethernet chip ...

The Arduino open-source development board is an immensely popular platform for engineers and makers to prototype their projects quickly. It’s success, and versatility is driven by its community who ...

As you may know, one of the ways I keep myself out of trouble (except with my wife, of course) is to always have a bunch of hobby projects on the go. A few years ago I started playing with Arduino ...