This article discusses a few key differences between capacitive and resistive touch displays and the benefits and drawbacks of each technology.

Choosing a display that’s easy to work with is not as easy as it might seem at first glance. This guide will help you select the right screen for your project.

If you are already a big fan of the Bare Conductive Touch Board then you will love the Pi Cap. The Pi Cap was specifically designed for the Raspberry Pi Zero, which is a small micro version of the Raspberry Pi.

The holiday season is upon us and we have our top 10 boards to get you through the season.

Microchip has continued to increase its expansion of the AVR microcontroller product range with the addition of three new tinyAVR devices.

While Raspberry Pi computers are great for everyday tasks, they are also fantastic hardware controllers. Thanks to their GPIO headers, most Pi computers can connect to devices called HATs. So, let’s see the top 10 HATs for the Pi!

Build your own nightlight using common household items, or implement a Circuit Playground Express.

At the heart of the Texas Instruments' LaunchPad range of development boards is the MSP430.

This article compares the new micro:bit v2 to the previous BBC micro:bit v1.5 and reviews what’s changed. 

For every Adafruit Circuit Playground DigiKey sold, we shared the love and donated a custom DigiKey edition to Girls Who Code for their programs.

Discover essential circuit components for your maker projects. Learn about microcontrollers, sensors, and more!

Electronics teardown of LED therapy masks: how they manage power, control LEDs, and survive daily wear.

The original idea of bringing the MakerFaire to Rome was to bring innovation and inspiration to individuals and makers alike, integrating education and entrepreneurship into the Maker movements genetic identification.

The Arduino is an immensely popular microcontroller that allows designers to quickly prototype projects. It provides many GPIO and peripherals, and it’s easily programmable. In this how-to, we will learn how to choose an Arduino shield.

Based on the extremely successful open-source BeagleBone™ Black hardware design, BeagleBone™ Black Wireless is a high-expansion, maker-focused, community-supported open hardware computer created by the BeagleBoard.org Foundation.

Explore how displays evolved, from neon indicators and Nixie tubes to modern OLED and e-ink, and what that means for your electronics project.

Cypress, Hackaday, DigiKey, and AWS are challenging the maker community in general, and the Hackaday community in particular, to design an IoT system that will change the planet.