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#FAB26 Conference Day 4: 18 more Maqueen robots are heading to @MITMuseum’s Maker Hub.
After this week’s summer camp, the museum will add 8 units to its programs and DFRobot will contribute 10 more, giving more young makers room to build, code, and race.
#MakerEducation
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#NewArrivals seeMote Cube is now available.
6DoF tracking, six programmable buttons, and haptic feedback put physical input in the hands of visionOS developers.
What would you map to it first?
👉Learn more:
https://t.co/It9EkdQD9H
#visionOS#SpatialComputing
#FAB26 Conference Day 3 with @FabFndn: Rebecca Jiang showed how @UNIHIKER K10 supports AI-assisted making. Later, the team shared rural STEAM education work at the MIT Museum.
We spotted K10 in a Fab City Challenge project and talked shop with Neil Gershenfeld.
#MakerEducation
Kids from six countries controlled Maqueen cars using leg-mounted micro:bits at the MIT Museum.
Later, makers used @schematikio + @UNIHIKER K10 to build a virtual tree and a CO₂ monitor.
Conference Day 2 at @FabFndn’s #FAB26.
Schedule: https://t.co/ufYIgFwDF3
#MakerEducation
After eduFAB, @FabFndn’s main #FAB26 conference is now underway at MIT.
Shaodong Yang led a workshop with Fab Lab leaders from six countries, while visitors tried @UNIHIKER K10 natural-language coding with @Schematik at our booth.
Full schedule: https://t.co/bENded3hsY
Maqueen, @UNIHIKER K10, and HUSKYLENS sparked great conversations with K12 educators during eduFAB Day 1 at @FabFndn’s #Fab26.
The best part was hearing how educators are already bringing AI and digital fabrication into their classrooms.
#MakerEducation
Clever hack — open-source firmware turns a Raspberry Pi Pico W into a driverless USB WiFi adapter. Plug it in, works on Windows/Linux/macOS instantly via CDC-NCM.
~4.75 Mbps throughput (USB 1.1 bottleneck), WPA2/WPA3 support. Not fast, but perfect emergency WiFi from a $6 board. @cnxsoft
https://t.co/Ghri2Xve8v
#RaspberryPi #WiFi
Bat-inspired obstacle avoidance for drones — @WPI researchers led by @nitinjsanket built a dual ultrasonic sonar array that navigates through smoke, snow, and forests where camera vision fails.
A shield blocks propeller noise, neural net separates echoes from background. All hardware and code open source on GitHub.
🦇For more details: https://t.co/9wQ05FDxbU
#Drones #OpenSource
This is so satisfying — 3D-printed cartridges that hold old 2.5" SSDs, click into a USB dock, and auto-launch your Steam games. Physical media is back, DIY style.
The launcher verifies trusted drives before executing — nice security touch. STLs and code all open source.
https://t.co/eH9sR8578r
#DIY #Gaming
Nice build by Pradeep! 🔍 A handheld WiFi scanner that shows every nearby network's signal strength, channel, and encryption — displayed as color bar graphs and detail lists on a 2" TFT screen.
Built with our FireBeetle 2 ESP32-S3 and GDL display, ~$35 total, 4-5 hrs on battery.
🤖Full guide on @Hacksterio: https://t.co/gew0VyKD6Y
#WiFi #ESP32
46% off a pocket-sized Windows/Linux PC.
@LattePandaCN Alpha 800s packs an Intel Core m3, 8GB RAM and an Arduino coprocessor. Now $210 through July 23, first unit only.
👉Get yours before July 23: https://t.co/6c9nddhspx
#LattePanda#SBC
2 hands-on workshops at @FabFndn's #FAB26 Boston 🛠️
🗓️ Jul 27: @UNIHIKER M10 — 10 Years of Making + 5 Years of AI · MIT E14
🗓️ Jul 28: UNIHIKER K10 — Code for AI + AI for Code · Fab Hub Kendall
⏰ Both 2:30–6:30 PM
📲 Scan the QR code on each poster to register.
Details 👉 https://t.co/i40nwzo7R9
M10 or K10? 🤔
#DFRobot #MakerEducation
Super cool build! Narrow Studios designed an ESP32-C6 dev board that puts solar first: a BQ25186 charging IC with a reverse-voltage-protected solar input, a QWIIC connector for sensors, and 10 GPIOs broken out — with the C6 speaking WiFi, Bluetooth, Matter, Thread, and Zigbee.
Solar + ESP32-C6 is a combo we believe in too — it's exactly why our FireBeetle 2 ESP32-C6 ships with solar charging and MPPT built in. What would you deploy if you never had to run a power line?
🤖For more details: https://t.co/NDkzUMIrDd
#ESP32 #IoT
Love this one! Pradeep built a gas leak detector that lives in a tiny 3D-printed cottage — and the honeycomb roof isn't decoration, it's the airflow path to the sensors. Leak detected → screen flashes, Telegram alert hits your phone. Air clears → it sends the all-clear too.
The whole stack is our gear: Beetle ESP32-C6 + Gravity MiCS-4514 & ENS160 sharing one I²C bus, zero soldering needed.
Via @Hacksterio : https://t.co/lboFcHS5nm
#IoT #3DPrinting
The tiny-board arms race has a new champ: Moddo's Pinch packs a 48 MHz Cortex-M0+, native USB-C, an RGB LED, and 12 GPIOs into 10.9 × 10.5 mm — claimed to be the world's smallest 32-bit Arduino-compatible board. $15.90 for the kit, shipping September.
The catch: 1.27 mm pitch headers. At what point does a board get too small to actually solder?
Via @cnxsoft: https://t.co/i5d7jzm1OU
#Arduino
DFRobot turns 16. July 16–23: up to 50% off selected maker gear, plus coupons and free shipping on eligible orders.
Which board or sensor are you grabbing first?
🤖Choose your site:
🇺🇸US: https://t.co/IIIuLaq0dT
🌐Global: https://t.co/YriDqpD4i9
#DFRobot16thAnniversary #DFRobot #AnniversarySale #Maker