Say hi to future generation of Arduino boards!
Next-generation of Arduino boards.
the first Arduino depends on AN FPGA chip is the MKR Vidor 4000 , equipped with a SAM D21 microcontroller, a u-blox Semitic deity W102 WLAN module, ANd an ECC508 crypto chip for secure association to native networks and also the web.
MKR Vidor 4000 is that the latest addition to the MKR family, designed for a large vary of IoT applications, with its distinctive form factor and substantial computational power for high quality.The board will be coupled with an innovative development environment, which aims to democratize and radically simplify access to the world of FPGAs.
“The new MKR Vidor 4000 can finally create FPGA accessible to manufacturers and innovators,” aforesaid Massimo Banzi, Arduino co-founder. “And we are looking forward to changing the game yet again.”
“Maker Faire Bay area is usually AN unique chance to act with the Arduino community and manufacturers,” another Fabio Violante, Arduino CEO. “This year I’m extremely excited about the launch of the most flexible Arduino ever, the MKR Vidor 4000 and the development environment vision around it. With this new product, we tend to aim at setting up the hands of professionals, makers, and educators the electronic equivalent of a resourceful Swiss Knife to bring their creativity to the next level. The applications are countless.”
Co-developed with semiconductor, the Uno wireless local area network Rev2 is made around the new ATmega4809, a u-blox Nina W102 WiFi module, and an integrated IMU. The Uno WLAN can build it even easier to deploy product that require property mistreatment the classic Arduino form factor, and is ideal for emerging IoT industries such as automotive, agriculture, consumer electronics, smart home, and wearables. Among its alternative options, the ATmega4809 provides 6KB of RAM, 48KB of Flash, 3 UARTS, Core Independent Peripherals (CIPs), and an integrated high-speed ADC. Combined with Microchip’s ECC608 crypto chip on the Uno board, the microcontroller additionally provides hardware-based security for connecting comes to the cloud together with AWS and Google.
“As we grow, partner and invest, we will fuel the vast IoT and software markets across the industry,” said Banzi. “Inspiring the Arduino community with simple to deploy solutions that modify our users to own access to larger each flash and RAM memory for a lot of demanding Iot comes.”
“Arduino aims at supporting professional developers, makers, and educators during the entire lifecycle of IoT product development, from the initial learning phases to mass deployment,” noted Violante. “Still based on the favored AVR technology, but on steroids, and with enhanced WiFi connectivity, the Uno WiFi Rev 2 is a big step forward for all users that want to leverage the large ecosystem of shields and libraries obtainable for the standard Uno kind issue, in connected use cases.”
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Those heading to Maker Faire this weekend are invited to attend Massimo Banzi’s semi-annual ‘State of Arduino’ talk, where you can learn more about our latest developments including the MKRVidor 4000, Uno WLAN Rev2, also our Arduino Day releases.
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