Engineering-first robotics, AI, maker hardware, STEM, and creator technology reporting
Raspberry Pi’s latest sustainability discussion is a useful reminder for hardware builders: carbon accounting depends on supply-chain data, manufacturing choices, packaging, power use, and product lifetime.
Raspberry Pi’s Carbon-Footprint Post Puts Hardware Supply Chains Under the Microscope Read More
Raspberry Pi’s LiteRT update is useful for local AI builds, but hardware acceleration still needs a bench test plan before it becomes a field appliance.
LiteRT on Raspberry Pi AI HAT+: What Makers Should Test Before Offloading Models Read More
USB-C PD trigger boards can clean up maker project power, but voltage negotiation, current limits, cable quality, fusing, and enclosure labeling still need planning.
USB-C PD Trigger Boards Need a Power Budget Before They Replace the Barrel Jack Read More
Raspberry Pi highlighted a pocket cyberdeck built inside an Altoids tin. The fun build points to real constraints around displays, keyboards, power, and serviceability.
A Raspberry Pi Zero Cyberdeck in an Altoids Tin Shows Why Tiny Field Terminals Are Hard Read More
Adaptive switch projects can teach inputs, debouncing, mounting, latency and durability while connecting classroom electronics to accessibility needs.
Adaptive Switch Interfaces Give STEM Labs a Better Reason to Teach Inputs Read More
Arduino Core on Zephyr 0.90.0 is officially stable and leaving beta, giving advanced Arduino projects a more serious RTOS path while raising new expectations for classroom documentation and testing.
Arduino Core on Zephyr Leaves Beta, Raising the Stakes for Classroom RTOS Projects Read More
Prusa’s July INDX update gives makers a clearer timeline for the CORE One toolchanger kit — and a useful checklist for judging multi-material reliability.
Prusa INDX Shipping Update Puts Toolchanging Back on the Maker Workbench Read More
Adaptive switches are a strong STEM hardware lesson because they turn input design into a real engineering problem: mounting, debounce, safety, feedback, and user fit.
Adaptive Switch Interfaces Are a Practical STEM Hardware Lesson, Not Just an Accessibility Add-On Read More
Prusa says the standard INDX Conversion Kit for CORE One/+ is moving toward first shipments. TVG turns the update into a practical readiness checklist for multi-material printer upgrades.
Prusa’s INDX Update Shows Why Multi-Material Upgrades Need a Readiness Check Read More
Raspberry Pi Press is promoting a new AI Projects with Raspberry Pi book. For TVG readers, the signal is less about a single title and more about local AI becoming a normal maker-lab workflow.
Raspberry Pi’s New AI Projects Book Points Makers Toward Local AI Builds Read More