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At Hardware Pioneers Max 2026, it was great to bump into Arduino's Field Engineering Evangelist, Julián Caro Linares, who introduced me to a smart mirror running on the new Arduino Ventuno Q...

I was very pleased to be invited by Imperial College London, and Nvidia, to take a tour of some of their robotics labs in the context of using AI out in the real-world: the world of Physical AI.

I’ve featured a few high-end professional books recently, so it seems fair to return to the other end of the scale: here’s Electronics for Kids, 2nd Edition. Aimed at Junior Gadget Masters, its full title is: Electronics for Kids, An Introduction with 21 Fun Projects. And to be precise, it is aimed at ages 10 plus. It covers learning to ...

AtkinsRéalis and Oxford Robotics Institute (ORI) - the University of Oxford’s centre for robotics and AI - are partnering to speed the adoption of autonomous robotic systems in the nuclear and energy sectors.

Is this 0 or 1 that I see before me? This system may look a bit like a Mini Hadron Collider (MHC), but ETH Zurich claims the pictured machine can generate perfect randomness...

What are your thoughts about Nvidia entering the PC market, beyond graphics? The Nividia RTX Spark will be the main processing engine of laptops and slim desktops appearing later this year.

I'm a sucker for guitar stories, so how about the Melo-D, which is described as the world's first AI guitar?

After featuring smart cricket balls, footballs, tennis racquets and golf clubs on Gadget Master, why not smart swimming goggles?