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Once upon a time it was monsters hidden in the barcodes of everyday items, but now there are electronic components stuck inside. Using the RedBoard Artemis, Barcode Scanner Breakout and Qwiic Micro OLED Display, we can unlock them for a fun game.
Visit our rapid prototyping hub for everything you need to get your idea off the ground.
The first part of a series on different technologies that could be used to find missing objects - in this case a lost frisbee.
A new version of our Tsunami Super WAV Trigger is now available, as well as new machine learning boards from ArduCam!
Join SparkFun as we explore how to utilize machine learning around your home using the NVIDIA Jetson Nano 2GB.
The new Qwiic OpenLog Kit is now available, along with a new Qwiic Cellular Notecarrier. Be sure to check out the new Otto DIY Kits, as well!
Once Rob and Avra receive a text with GPS coordinates, who will get to the location fastest? They find out using trains, planes, bikes, blades, and of course the new SparkFun LTE GNSS Breakout with SARA-R5.
How I made a simple linear motion system using MicroMod, Qwiic breakouts, and 3D printed parts.
Check out the final article in our guest blog series from John Teel of Predictable Designs.
We now have over a dozen SparkFun Thing Plus boards in our lineup. Let's take a look at what sets them apart.
The new Qwiic EEPROM is now in SparkFun red and supplies you with an easy to connect memory option!
Last month, we gave you a sneak preview of an upcoming exhibit at the Hong Kong History Museum. The creator, Alexson Chu, was using SparkFun parts and projection mapping to create an interactive learning experience for museum goers. Well, the installation premiered yesterday, and we have an inside look.
Check out the third part in our guest blog series from John Teel of Predictable Designs.
Use the MicroMod Input and Display Carrier Board, paired with a ESP32 Processor Board, to stay on top of your meetings and email.
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umm, why not just use a pocket computer (your cell phone)? it can play audio files, and can drive a small speaker from the headphone port,…
Wow! I leared two things: *A new word - decurtate *Google's idea of words that can be defined has been decurtated to the point it doesn't…
Hmm... with the ultra low power and the Qwiic connector on the new temperature sensor, it seems to me like a good pairing with the [SparkFun…
I fly FPV drone and we have buzzer on them that we can trigger with remote. There is also a way to program the motor speed controller where…
The comment about cost really comes down to how many items you plan to track and total cost of ownership. The reader you linked to in this…
You might want to mention it's "virtual", so it's on-line -- no travel beyond over to your computer necessary!
Looks like Flowcode does NOT work on Macs running OSX. Oh well... at least I can continue programming my RedBoard in C, a language which…
Ah, this is so cool! =)
We have been liking it. I recommend joining the google group; there's a bunch of…
Kudos to the Support crew, and all of the folks at SparkFun, for doing a great job!