Gadget Master

I've found a further breakaway Alternate Top 10 units of measurement in the Gadget Master scale. These are the colloquial, sub-edital, and rather eccentric ways to measure cutting-edge items of current technology.

We often write about AI and STEM, and here is another interesting new Gadget Book worthy of our virtual library - She, DISRUPTS.

This is what a Moon mission control centre looks like, tasked with supporting operations for missions to a lunar space station, the lunar surface and also further beyond.

Does a Guitar Hero project really count as a "guitar" story? I think so. And this is an impressive project, fully documented.

This is Manta Ray, Northrop Gruman's newly unveiled "Uncrewed Underwater Vehicle" (UUV), designed for undersea missions without direct human presence - to help "master the deep".

There's a new devboard in town: welcome the BeagleBoard.org BeagleY-AI, which promises to add "4 TOP/S of Edge AI acceleration to a fan-less computing platform".

The Arduino team has announced a PLC Starter Kit aimed at those looking to learn about industrial automation apps. We're talking real-time control, and monitoring and maintenance applications...

One to note if you are heading to Nuremberg for Embedded World next week - DigiKey will be running its Great Board Giveaway promotion at the show.

You know two hot topics at the moment? Machine Learning and AI. Of course they are, so great timing to feature a new Gadget Book dedicated to them.

One for your diary – it’s the Royal Society’s Summer Science Exhibition 2024, taking place place 2 – 7 July in London. The free to attend event – showcasing cutting-edge research from across the UK – returns this year with 14 interactive flagship exhibits to explore first-hand. “Immerse yourself in ground-breaking science – get up close with brain scanners, discover ...