The Thing is the first non-LoRa board officially supported inside myDevices’ Cayenne IoT project builder!
The new Pi Zero W has made its way to SparkFun, along with everything you need to connect it up!
Our new ESP32 Thing Environment Shield shines brightly today, along with the new 1Sheeld+, a new version of our Soil Moisture Sensor and a medium-sized heatsink!
Three new high-grade audio HATs for your Raspberry Pi and eight new ways to light up your next e-textile project. It's Friday...let's go!
Utilizing an X-Band Motion Sensor to not only detect movement but trigger music too!
There's so much arguing over code on the internet. Let's try to get to the bottom of the debate.
We've got a picture. You've got a purpose, and potentially $100 to use at SparkFun.
It's the first Friday of summer, and we are proud to bring you the highly acclaimed micro:bit Go Bundle and three beginner electronics kits!
Inspired to try something new for International Week of Making, Mary mixed and poured concrete over electronics in her office.
Everyone seems to have an IoT software platform these days...here are three to try!
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Adventures in Science: LIDAR
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Yay to my home state! Kevin - you rock! Thank you so much for the comment and support. Absolutely love the idea and thought about…
So by registering to use the Cayenne programming environment, you are granting the owner of Cayenne - myDevices - access to your IoT sensor…
Great Article!! Can It be used to communicate with BLE host?
Great! Raspberry Pi is so increadible! Good Joob!
I came here to ask the exact same question. I’d love to see the results of pointing two of these LIDAR modules directly at one another and…
Hi Shawn! Great video! I do have a couple of (hopefully “constructive”) comments: First, is it me, or is it getting to be about time for a…
Good job Shawn. I’ve got a few LIDAR lite units and I intend to use them for the AVC. Have you actually tried these with hay bales? I’m…
The LED had me perplexed as well. It being there to spread out the light source is a good theory.
OK, I’ll save my disgruntlement for the foundation
