Latest SparkFun News Posts
20 Years of SparkFun, 20 Years of Couch Collecting
It's a casual Friday here on the blog. We're celebrating 20 years of SparkFun this year! Throughout all that time, a collection of couches has accumulated in our HQ, and we wanted to test them all out to see where the *best* couch in the building is. Join us!
Tech For Good
We're switching things up today with a post that highlights some of the resourceful and inspirational projects we've seen on Hackster lately.
What is Correction Data?
Correction data is used in surveying and navigation to enhance the accuracy of GNSS. Learn here about what types of errors it fixes, how you can use correction data in your projects, and the difference between DGNSS, RTK, SBAS, and PPP
SparkFun Featured in WeVolver Edge AI Technology Report
We are thrilled to announce the launch of a comprehensive guide to hardware and software in Edge AI. This report aims to be the guide to everything on Edge AI hardware & software in this emerging sector.
Real-Time Kinematics Explained
In our latest video, we show you different methods on how to achieve millimeter-level accuracy with our lineup of RTK-capable products.
Qwiic Comes to XRP, Beagle, & Arduino
SparkFun's Qwiic Connect System has had a busy week being added to the new Experiential Robotics Platform, BeaglePlay, and Arduino Portenta C33!
Announcing the Experiential Robotics Platform (XRP) Kit - Now Available for Pre-Order
We are so excited to finally reveal this kit to everyone who may want to pick one up! It is a comprehensive introduction to robotics that includes an easy-to-assemble hardware kit, coding environment, and online modules.
Extending the Reach of Data Logging
SparkFun CTO Kirk Benell provides a high-level introduction to the SparkFun DataLogger IoT, outlining the major functionality the product provides. Learn here about its interactive menu, next-level software, and what you need to know to get started.
New MicroMod, New Arduino
This week, we are happy to announce our newest MicroMod Processor featuring the STM32WB5MMG. We also take another look at Arduino's newest UNO R4 boards!