VoltJots

Issue 18

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VoltJots
November 21, 2024

Welcome to the latest edition of the VoltJots newsletter, providing you hand-curated links to the very best news, projects, and products to help you get your regular electronics fix.

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A straightforward comparison of two popular Raspberry Pi boards to help you pick the best one for your project.

Are no-code tools actually useful for embedded development or just another passing trend.

A look at how the latest smart sensors are revolutionizing everything from industrial automation to consumer devices.

This transforming robot platform powered by ESP32-S3 is designed to teach robotics and programming basics.

A collection of wearable projects that put tiny Raspberry Pi computers into everything from watches to smart glasses.

A clever project that combines a Raspberry Pi battery charger with an LED clock display.

A practical guide to creating your own gas detection system using the MICS-5524 sensor and Arduino.

A digital photo frame project that shows off the possibilities of colorful e-paper technology.

A detailed walkthrough of creating an automated pick-and-place system using ROS 2 and machine learning.

Here's a cool guide that'll show you how to post and read Bluesky updates using a $6 Raspberry Pi Pico W.

A DIY project that walks you through creating a simple but fun synthesizer using basic electronic components.

A compact ESP32-based tool that helps you analyze Bluetooth and WiFi signals on the go.

Renesas just launched two new devices that'll simplify IO-Link communication in industrial automation systems.

The Pimoroni Pico Plus 2 W is a wireless version of the Raspberry Pi Pico 2, offering a powerful and versatile board with Wi-Fi capabilities, 8MB PSRAM, and 16MB storage, while maintaining compatibility with the Pico pinout and form factor.

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