IoT

ESP32-C2 Gets More Memory, Storage, and Performance
ESP32-C2 Gets More Memory, Storage, and Performance
ESP32
Espressif's ESP32-C2 v2.0 upgrade adds up to 20KB of SRAM and about 100KB of flash, with a current ESP-IDF release required for reliable compatibility.
Espressif Launches ESP LowCode Matter for Simplified Smart-Home Development
Espressif Launches ESP LowCode Matter for Simplified Smart-Home Development
ESP32
ESP LowCode Matter separates Espressif-managed system firmware from product logic, simplifying ESP32-C6 development, updates, maintenance, and certification.
WipperSnapper Expands Into a Serious No-Code Hardware Platform
WipperSnapper Expands Into a Serious No-Code Hardware Platform
IoT & Automation Other Ecosystems
WipperSnapper's growing component catalog turns Adafruit IO into a practical no-code platform for sensors, servos, LEDs, displays, and automation at home.
SparkFun Makes DataLogger IoT Cheaper and Drops the Built-In IMU
SparkFun Makes DataLogger IoT Cheaper and Drops the Built-In IMU
DIY Electronics Other Ecosystems
SparkFun's lower-cost DataLogger IoT removes the onboard 9DoF IMU while retaining automatic Qwiic detection, microSD storage, Wi-Fi, and no-code setup.
Seeed Brings Amazon Sidewalk to the XIAO nRF52840
Seeed Brings Amazon Sidewalk to the XIAO nRF52840
IoT & Automation Other Ecosystems
Seeed's certified XIAO nRF52840 module brings Bluetooth Low Energy devices onto Amazon Sidewalk for low-bandwidth connectivity beyond the home network.
SparkFun Launches DataLogger IoT, a Sensor Logger That Doesn't Require Programming
SparkFun Launches DataLogger IoT, a Sensor Logger That Doesn't Require Programming
DIY Electronics Other Ecosystems
SparkFun's DataLogger IoT automatically detects Qwiic sensors, records readings to microSD, and can forward data online without requiring custom firmware.
BeaglePlay Reinvents the BeagleBoard for Modern Embedded Linux and IoT
BeaglePlay Reinvents the BeagleBoard for Modern Embedded Linux and IoT
DIY Electronics Other Ecosystems
BeaglePlay combines quad-core Linux, real-time processors, Wi-Fi, sub-GHz radio, Ethernet, and accessible sensor connectors on one open hardware board.