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Steven Lawyer built a special submarine for his six-year-old parakeet called Bebe to explore the aquatic world and snorkel with its owner. The submarine, called the Bebosphere, features an oxygen meter, paintball air cylinder, and lead weights: community.element14.com/technologies/i…

Revisiting an older #AI vision build with modern #RaspberryPi hardware reveals real gains, real limits, and plenty of tuning headaches along the way: bit.ly/4u3giJO #EdgeAI #ComputerVision #RaspberryPi #element14presents

Dr. Donna Strickland Inventor of the CPA Machine and Her Impact: bit.ly/489ce2i

Researchers from Helmholtz-Zentrum Dresden-Rossendorf (HZDR) and other institutions have developed a new method to produce MXenes with exceptional purity and control: bit.ly/4cjmmba

Deep Fission is a startup focusing on the burial of nuclear reactors as a cheaper, simpler alternative to traditional above-ground power plants: bit.ly/4cPVWOs

Researchers at the Chinese Academy of Sciences created a new catalyst system that harnesses sunlight and stores charge. It also helps convert water and carbon dioxide into a fuel molecule. The team says their catalyst system could have applications in solar fuel production: bit.ly/4dP0eXp

Join us and @ADI_News to discover how DC coupled, high speed Digitizers operate and discover the technical challenges that emerge as bandwidths extend beyond 1 GHz: bit.ly/4vzhAOq

Clem (@MAYERMAKES) walks through a full KiCad board build, tackling USB C, UPDI programming, and real world layout challenges to create an Arduino compatible development board from scratch: bit.ly/48pOZRR

🌷 Do you have an electronics project that you started...but never finished? This is your excuse to finish what you started! Dig out your old project and complete it to enter this #Project14 competition and be in with a chance of winning one of our prizes. Learn more: t.co/ZVqS31O5CW

Put the @Raspberry_Pi Compute Module 5 Development Kit and its increased performance, 64-bit architecture and PCIe Connectivity, to the test. Apply Here: bit.ly/4sUmgMs

Ever miss your café number being called? Lorraine built a Raspberry Pi announcer that makes order callouts clear, repeatable, and impossible to miss! bit.ly/4vdIFGB #RaspberryPiProjects #DIYElectronics #EmbeddedAudio

It's time for another #Aske14 😃 Where you can Join, Share & Win an #Arduino UNO R4 Minima! This time we want to know...What’s the most dramatic failure of a low‑quality component you’ve seen, and how did you diagnose the root cause, evaluate the impact, and prevent it from happening again? bit.ly/4bJNhN6

To mark the launch of Episode 4 of our #podcast, #toptechvoices, we're giving you the chance to get involved in the conversation and potentially win a prize! In this episode Dr Julia Jones talks about Biohacking & Human Enhancement. Join the conversation on the #element14Community to be in with a chance of winning an Arduino Uno Q 4GB! bit.ly/3PSKb0M

Watch a live demo of a motor and fan test and discover how a no-code approach can improve your data acquisition (DAQ). This webinar will show you how to quickly set up reliability tests, automate start stop cycles, measure motor efficiency, and evaluate fan airflow, without writing any code. Find out more and register for free here: t.co/jt7dVJd4Sb

Put the @Raspberry_Pi Compute Module 5 Development Kit and its increased performance, 64-bit architecture and PCIe Connectivity, to the test. Apply Here: bit.ly/4sUmgMs

Women are shaping the future of engineering, science, and technology—and their stories deserve to be heard. #InspiretheFuture is a global celebration of women in STEM. Share your own journey, or nominate a woman who inspires you through her creativity, leadership, resilience, or impact. Submissions close 30 April 2026. Learn more: #WomenInSTEM" target="_blank" rel="nofollow noopener">t.co/C71Ef9CA1o

@MAYERMAKES restores a vintage #LED sign, fixes unsafe wiring, and uses Arduino to emulate a PS/2 keyboard for message control. A practical look at bringing old hardware back! bit.ly/4s80uUM

Researchers at Harvard’s John A. Paulson School of Engineering and Applied Sciences (SEAS) recently developed a proof-of-concept chip-sized device that controls light chirality. It works by twisting a pair of specially designed photonic crystals: bit.ly/4sQfFU1

@MAYERMAKES Announces our new Community re-brand! Check out the new look here: bit.ly/417hf7z

To celebrate our change to element13, we want to know your proudest aluminium based projects or moments of victory! bit.ly/3NXWJmL