Eeek! I am currently bouncing up and down and off the walls with excitement because the Universal Screw-Block Proto-Shield for Arduino Kickstarter project I've been working on with by chum, Duane ...

When [grandalf]’s friend showed them a project where a 555 timer was installed on an Arduino shield ... [grandalf]’s “556 on a Proto Shield” project evolved into a creation they call ...

A short list of supplies is required, including an Arduino, a proto shield kit, a ZIF socket, and a blank ATmega chip. The process is probably pretty straightforward and likely familiar to many of ...

The kit includes a full set of innovative Modulino nodes for reliable sensing and actuation capabilities with seamless Cloud connectivity via the Arduino Global Pro 4G Module and an Arduino Cloud for ...

Sure, you can add tons of functionality via strap-on boards called “shields”.. but those can get expensive quick. Want your Arduino project to be able to play sounds? That’ll be $20.

Arduino recommends either a Segger J-Link ... You have to use a MKR Proto Shield (applicable only for MKR boards) or solder some male headers onto the board for the probe to connect to.