with nine whole pins for power and I/O. Cooler heads prevailed, the Intel Edison was launched, but the idea stuck; why can’t you fit an Arduino in an SD card? [kodera2t] found out there’s no ...

one of [Severin]’s SD cards died on him, Instead of trashing the card, he decided to investigate what was actually wrong with the card and ended up recovering most of the data using an Arduino ...

A maker developer has squeezed an Arduino onto an SD card. His aim was to go one better than Intel’s Edison. Already dubbed SDuino, it is kodera2t’s entry for the Hackaday Prize. “Once I was excited ...

How do you save data from an Arduino-based device to a memory card? Fortunately, a microSD card and SD card breakout board now make this an easy task. Below is a simple tutorial on how to capture data ...

And the good news: Huang also notes that these cards could be reprogrammed to become Arduino-esque open source microcontroller and memory systems. “An Arduino, with its 8-bit 16 MHz ...

The Arduino pins – including six analog inputs ... I loaded that onto a µSD card (also including the Galileo’s SD-bootable “bigger” Linux image, required for Python), and proceeded to the next task.

World Class Technologies has unveiled a new OLED Arduino screen called the Piccolino, that is also equipped with a WiFi, SRAM and a handy SD Card reader all in one handy device. Piccolino is being ...

Embedded PC board designer Dimitri Synodinos has created a new Arduino compatible development ... bootloader with LiPo battery charger and SD card socket. watch the demonstration video below ...