Engineering-first robotics, AI, maker hardware, STEM, and creator technology reporting
Arduino marked one year of UNO Q on October 8. Current documentation shows why the board differs from a conventional UNO: Debian runs beside a Zephyr-based real-time MCU.
Arduino UNO Q Turns One: Its Linux–MCU Split Is Now the Defining Feature Read More
The Nuvi desk robot uses UNO Q’s real-time side for six servos and sensors, while Gemini handles language and Piper speaks locally. A brownout fix exposes the integration cost.
Nuvi Splits Robot Reflexes and AI Conversation Across Arduino UNO Q Read More
A creator-built UNO Q prototype reads a 0–60 PSI analog gauge from USB-camera frames with a MobileNetV3-Small model, while documenting weak accuracy at the range extremes.
Arduino UNO Q Prototype Reads a 0–60 PSI Gauge Locally at About 2 FPS Read More
Arduino and Robu.in’s Physical AI Challenge India 2026 gives students and makers a practical framework for building sensor-driven edge AI systems.
Arduino’s Physical AI Challenge Turns Edge AI Into a STEM Hardware Test Read More
Arduino UNO Q is drawing search interest around local AI agents, examples, and maker-bench workflows. TVG explains what builders should test before treating edge AI as more than a demo.
Arduino UNO Q Shows Why Local AI Agents Belong on the Maker Bench Read More