300 Hours of Growth: Celebrating our Colegio de Muntinlupa Interns’ OJT Completion
The goal of Circuitrocks Philippines has never changed, which is to inspire every maker or builder. It can be in terms of supplying components…
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The goal of Circuitrocks Philippines has never changed, which is to inspire every maker or builder. It can be in terms of supplying components…
Circuit.Rocks joined Create & Conquer 2026, the FEU Tech CpEO hackathon, as a Keystone sponsor: monetary backing, a judging seat on Demo Day, and…
A microphone under the eaves, a Raspberry Pi 5 running BirdNET locally, and an A4 E Ink panel that redraws itself with 1800s bird…
Four Omron surface-mount relays on a 42 x 38 mm board, driven by a ULN2003A so your ESP32 GPIO pins never touch a relay…
During the recently concluded ICPEP.se - CDM General Assembly, Circuitrocks OJT completer and now Flarelab CAD Operator Gian Salvadora was invited to speak with…
An AVR16EB28, a 4.194304 MHz crystal and a spare pair of I/O lines make a 2 Hz to 33 MHz square-wave signal generator that…
No PCB, no printed shell. Huy Vector bent 2 mm brass tubing into a handheld console frame and used the metal itself as the…
Sensor-equipped bins weigh their own contents and report over MQTT, so the parts count stays honest. Inside the STM32H723 hardware behind warecache.
Seeed kept the postage-stamp footprint but pushed the XIAO SAMD21 to 30 GPIO and the RP2040 to 29, with onboard battery charging from $4.90.
A Basys 3 FPGA recognizes handwritten digits in half a millisecond with no processor, no OS, and no inference library. Just 25,888 weights turned…
Kevin Tang's PCB business card lights up with no battery on board, pulling about 5 mA from the phone's own 13.56 MHz NFC field.
Olimex put a genuine WDC W65C02 under a wedge-shaped keyboard, paired it with an RP2040 for video and USB, and priced the Apple II…
Seeed's new RK3576 dev kit packs a 6 TOPS NPU, a Pi-compatible 40-pin header and an optional 20 TOPS accelerator. Here's whether your build…
A $299 Arduino VENTUNO Q runs a vision-language-action model on-board, teaching an SO-101 robot arm to pick and place from just 50 demonstrations.