Great to hear you’re diving into robotics! Here are a few books that I’ve personally found helpful: Arduino Robotics by John-David Warren This...

The difference between STM32 and Arduino boards is clear as day but still, I will try my best to explain in detail(yes, I use both) 1. Performance a...

LTspice is good, but for fast real-time simulation, go with Falstad.

There are a lot of ideas you can implement with the Arduino UNO R4 Wifi, depending on what you want to achieve. However, I have done a few projects th...

There's a simple fix for that. Just take two half-size breadboards ->snap one power rail from each - > insert the ESP32(one side of pins on brea...

@nathan I personally think if you already own a PICO or PICO W and not utilizing it to its full extent, there's no point in upgrading. Because the PI...

@sebastian I think you are forgetting the two main points here. First- It has a RISC-V processor plus all this at an additional cost of just $1

Hello Hobart Controlling a DC motor's speed with a potentiometer might seem like a simple solution, but it's not the most efficient or precise metho...

The 180° servo is called a positional servo motor, meaning you can set them to a specific angle within their range i.e., from 0 to 180 degrees. The ...

@nathan For beginners Yes, but for actual products they are bulky and not a cost-effective solution.

@jeffmon I agree. However, I believe the popularity of Arduino is not just because of the hardware but mainly due to its user-friendly IDE. It support...