This smart knitted fabric can flip switches, count your steps, and even change shape

Harvard researchers created programmable knitted fabric that changes shape, acts as electronic switches, and could power the next generation of wearable technology.
How-To Geek on MSN

This person made the world's smallest Arduino board—it fits on your fingertip

The Moddo Pinch could fit into your tiniest DIY projects.
Hackaday

Pinch Puts An Arduino On A USB-C Connector

Compared to the Arduino Uno of old, modern microcontrollers are absolutely tiny — especially for the amount of processing ...
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OpenAI's first hardware device is an RGB macropod

It's built by boutique keyboard vendor Work Louder.
Hackaday

TL-WR703N

[Jean-Christophe Rona] found himself with some free time and decided to finish a project he started two years ago, reverse engineering cheap 433MHz home automation equipment. He hopes to control his ...
GitHub

nyel-101/controlling-led-by-button

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4-Way Traffic Light Control System using Arduino & FreeRTOS

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CNX Software

CNX Software – Embedded Systems News

The board also features a 16 Mbit PSRAM chip, a USB-C port, a push-button, an RGB LED, and through and castellated holes routed to either the RP2354 MCU or Trion T8 FPGA for SPI, I2C, UART, ADC, USB 1 ...