I Want to Make a Thing

I Want to Make a Thing is centered around how to bring your ideas to fruition. Laura Hughes, one of Arrow’s favorite creative engineers, is dedicated to showing you how to “brain, build, and bring to life” just about anything you can think of. Laura walks you through some of her favorite things she has created, as well as teaches you about the parts and techniques that are commonly used.

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This quick start guide will help you connect the AudioSmart 2-Mic Development Kit to your Raspberry Pi for easy embedded voice activated design using Amazon Alexa.

5 years ago

DIY 3D-Printed Variable/Tuning Capacitor

This article shares tips to make your own 3D-Printed tuning capacitor. From materials you’ll need to the actual assembly and even some improvements like adding extra capacitance.

6 years ago

Product Insight – 1Sheeld+ for Arduino

See how the 1Sheeld+ gives you up to 40 “Virtual Shields” to your Arduino!

7 years ago

STMicroelectronics’s SPSGRFC: Easy-to-Use IoT RF Transceiver

The new SPSGRFC from STMicroelectronics, is a programmable entry-level transceiver module.

7 years ago

Turn Your BeagleBone® Green Wireless into a Smart Home System

Get your BeagleBone Green Wireless up and running quickly with this DIY project that brings together new and innovative development kits and tools from Seeed to create a sensor powered smart home system.

7 years ago
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