There was a time when working on home automation projects meant committing to a specific ecosystem. But with the recent introduction of Matter — an open-source protocol that enables seamless communication between IoT devices — you now have more options. Join Elektor, SparkFun, and Silicon Labs on August 24, 2023 for an insightful webinar, "A Matter of Collaboration: Developing with the Thing Plus Matter Board and Simplicity Studio."
Join us on June 8th at 10am Mountain Time for a webinar about 10BASE-T1L Single-Pair Ethernet (SPE). SPE significantly improves your ability to acquire and transmit data quickly and reliably and represents a major leap in technology to support automation, reduce costs, and improve data transmission.
Learn all about how to use implement enterprise-grade safety systems for large-scale factories using computer vision and machine learning with this workshop - now available without registering.
Events from the virtual global forum are now available for anyone to watch!
SparkFun heads to Chicago this week to attend the American Library Association (ALA) Midwinter meeting.
Join us February 10th and let's put LEDs in EVERYTHING.
A recap of our Let It Glow e-card crafting class and our trip to Maine teaching at Berwick Academy.
Be the master of your own electronics destiny with the help of our workshops!
Want the coolest Halloween costume around? This is the class for you.
Join us for a very special edition of "SparkFun Live!"
Don't forget, this weekend is the SparkFun Autonomous Vehicle Competition.
SparkFun gets invited to the White House Maker Faire!
AVC is almost here - are you ready?
Join us for to learn how to solder SMD!
Join us on May 27t for the next episode of "SparkFun Live!"
The final post about the SparkFun East Coast tour!
Check out our recap from week two of our East Coast tour!
Check out our recap from week one of our East Coast tour!
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