Gadget Master

A bit of fun for a Friday: a comic t-shirt depicting the Ascent of Storage.

Arduino is transitioning from using ARM's Mbed IoT platform to the open source ZephyrOS RTOS (real-time operating system).

This one may be of interest to Gadget Masters: OMC has released a Fibre Optic Shield for use with Arduino boards...

There's seriously detailed microcontroller content in this book - Microcontroller Exploits - which documents a variety of microchip hacking techniques.

Researchers build an atomic clock that is more precise and accurate than any previous clock - for the first time, a clock can detect the effects of gravity predicted by Einstein’s theory of relativity at the microscopic scale.

A team at Aston University can send data at a rate of 402 terabits per second, claiming a world record in the process. They were using “standard fibre” for the optical comms.

How cool is coral? I'm not asking about how fashionable it is, but about it's temperature - here's an interesting case of the Raspberry Pi Pico helping eco research...

Lego Space Bricks? We've featured Lego many a times on Gadget Master, and space posts too, so what better than a combination of the two: Lego Space Bricks!

I managed to miss the latest smart football when it was first introduced for the World Cup 2022, but now the technology is influencing the results of games, I've finally clocked it.

Generating random numbers - or generating really random numbers - is a deceptively deep and wide-ranging subject, but here's an interesting book tackling the domain: The Art of Randomness - Randomised Algorithms in the Real World