Five new products to support the OpenMV H7 Camera, a FLIR Lepton Module, and a new version of the :MOVE mini buggy.
A Leopard Imaging Camera, 64GB microSD card, and USB-C wall adapter are this week's new products.
We took two of our biggest robotics partnerships from the previous year and combined them into one powerful robot.
Even though the NVIDIA Jetson Nano is a kitchen sink of machine learning features, it isn't equipped with WiFi. We'll show you how!
Today we'll go over the hardware, software and step-by-step build of a project using the NVIDIA Jetson Nano and some SparkFun parts!
The newest version of the JetBot AI Robotics Kit is now available, along with a full line of supporting products.
The JetBot Kit v2.0 was released earlier this week, but we also have two new Thermocouple Amps and Current Sensor Breakouts available!
It's a big Friday with a new XBee 3 Wireless Kit, new versions of the NVIDIA DLI Course Kit, Pirate Audio boards from Pimoroni, and LEDs!
Last week, we showed a classroom of fifty-five developers how easy it is to work with the SparkFun Edge Development Board using the Arduino IDE. Now we want to show you, too!
The High Precision Temperature Sensor is now in full production! We also have a new machine imaging camera designed specifically for the SparkFun Edge Dev Board!
We are going to the AIoT Summit on December 3rd with Ambiq Micro and TensorFlow, and we wanted to give you a sneak peek!
A new Feather-compatible Artemis Thing Plus is available, along with the SparkFun Edge 2! We also have a new Qwiic-enabled Motor Driver and a USB 2.0 microphone.
We released the FCC Certified Artemis this Wednesday, and now we want to talk to you about a special sale we are having to celebrate!
As announced yesterday, our JetBot Kits are now shipping, along with our DLI Course Kit. Let's take a closer look!
We're shipping the SparkFun JetBot AI Kit (with and without a Jetson Nano), as well as a Deep Learning Institute Course Kit to help you dive into machine learning and artificial intelligence!
What is machine learning? How does it differentiate from artificial intelligence? How easy is it to learn and implement? These are all valuable questions we hope to answer as edge computing becomes more popular!
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