Arduino’s brand-new Esplora microcontroller, packed with prebuilt sensors and features, could indicate a move for the DIY electronics company toward a wider segment of the microcontroller market ...

"The Arduino Esplora is available from December 10, 2012 at a price of 41.90 EUR+Taxes and 44.90 EUR+Taxes for the Retail version (both supplied with USB cable).

The Arduino Esplora is a brand new do-it-yourself gamepad being released through retail channels. This is a perfect my-first-Arduino project because it doesn't require manipulating a breadboard ...

The Arduino Esplora is a ready-to-use, easy-to-hold controller that lets you explore the infinite possibilities you have in the world of Arduino, without having to deal with breadboards or ...

The Arduino Esplora will be available starting December 10, 2012 at a price point of 44.90 Euros, which works out to approximately $58. According to this site: ...

Tinkerers take note, because Arduino has launched its new Esplora controller, which just so happens to be customizable and open source.The Esplora is derived from the Arduino Leonardo, but unlike ...

The Esplora is extensible, meaning additional sensors and other hardware components can be added on, should a user feel like doing a little more hardware hacking, and Arduino promises a color LCD ...

The Arduino Esplora is a new device that remedies that, and works as an open source controller for all types of projects. At a glance, the Esplora looks just like a game controller, but it can be ...

There are a ton of different types of Arduino boards, and figuring out which one you want isn't always an easy process. Over on Tested, they break down the main differences between the most common ...

Clay’s DIY “Google Glass” uses the sensors on the Arduino Esplora along with the Arduino LCD screen and a 3D printed frame. He can use voice commands to bring up a calendar with his schedule ...

The Arduino Esplora is a brand new do-it-yourself gamepad being released through retail channels. This is a perfect my-first-Arduino project because it doesn't require manipulating a breadboard ...