ARDUINO

Arduino is one of the most recognizable electronic platforms in the world, encompassing both a hardware manufacturer, a family of single-board computers, and a broad, international user community. The brand's history began in 2005 in Ivrea, Italy, where a simple, inexpensive, and fully open-source starter kit based on popular ATMEL AVR microcontrollers was developed with education in mind. The accessibility of the platform, its open architecture, and the rapid development of its programming environment have made Arduino a standard in electronics education, prototyping, and embedded device design.

Over the years, Arduino's offerings have significantly expanded and now include boards based not only on AVR microcontrollers but also on ARM, Renesas, STM, and Qualcomm processors. The manufacturer provides both basic models and specialized modules for communication, signal processing, and IoT system management. A key part of the offering is the latest generation Arduino UNO Q, which is an enhancement of the iconic UNO – maintaining full hardware and software compatibility while offering higher performance, new peripherals, and significantly greater design possibilities.

The TME catalogue offers a wide selection of original Arduino products: from basic single-board computers and educational kits, through IoT modules and specialized development boards, to official extensions (shields) and accessories compatible with the platform. This allows users – from students and hobbyists to professional designers – to build complete prototype projects, test applications, and implementations intended for real devices.