Learn how to submit your Arduino-based project. It may even get featured on the Arduino social channels!

Based on Blockly and BlocklyDuino, here's a multilingual enhanced version with supervision, upload, multi-level blocks, etc.

How to create your own Arduino training platform for beginners to start learning Arduino programming.

Develop a strong magnetic stirrer for the price of an entry level magnetic stirrer.

Improved serial debugging, with debug levels and simple software debugger, to see/change global variables, add watch, or call a function.

Integrate Blockly@rduino in IDE like a tool, compile and upload through Arduino IDE, totally graphic way.

This is the "Sensometer", a great example of IoT! Get all sensors working at once!

Drag-and-drop graphical programming portable software for Windows + uploading + supervision.

Easily connect Arduino boards at a great distance over RS485 with Visuino.

Writing only Arduino code, it is easy to set up control over experiments and display results on your PC's panel application.

Make a Linux distribution that is focused on the development of Arduino and IoT. It's a Distro for Arduino.

Multitasking solution for Arduino.

The Arduino world offers a ton of H/W options and excellent S/W. Making a real industrial project out of it... not so easy.

Embedis is a library for creating simple embedded key-value servers using non-volatile storage like NVSRAM, FRAM, FLASH, or EEPROM.

The Mega-Bread project is alive and well!

A fully-controlled, multi-option, microbial bioreactor for long-term processing.

This project uses Simulink and Stateflow to create an Arduino-based oscillating fan.

The PTHAT has been designed primarily to fit and work with the Raspberry Pi, it can also be used with other MCUs such as the Arduino boards.

How to interface a 220V load with the Arduino in safety mode.

Makes your Arduino project into a neat, DIN-rail compatible device.

μcuREST is a C++11 library for implementing REST services on constrained platforms, such as bare metal applications on low-end MCUs.