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This reference design is a low-cost development kit based on Kinetis EA series MCUs that allows faster prototyping and tool reuse.

In this video educ8s.tv take a look at the WeMos D1: a Wi-Fi enabled Arduino compatible board based on the ESP8266 chip.

Jimb0 @ sparkfun.com takes a first look on the new ESP32 WiFi board by Espressif that’s an improvement of the ESP8266 board.

Microchip Technology to Buy Atmel for Nearly $3.6 Billion @ The New York Times.

Jacob Beningo @ edn.com discuss on how to select the right mcu for your next project based on hardware and software architecture.

Proto G @ instructables.com has build an Arduino based digital voltmeter that is able to measure up to 30V and it’s using an OLED ...

Maurizio Di Paolo Emilio has pointed us to this latest article on why to choose Freescale mcu versus Microchip ones: The task of...

Subhan95 @ instructables.com has written a tutorial on how to use ESP8266 with Arduino and tweet using it.

Zhiyong Hao and Zhuo Chen from Cornell Univercity build A PIC-based Alarm clock system that is different from most alarm clocks...

Markus Hirsch is working on a ESP8266 weather display using an AVR mcu and an OLED display: This is a little weather monitor.

euerdesign.de shows us the steps to create a GoPro remote control using ESP8226 module and an OLED display: Hello Makers, in this...