Anyone interested in learning more about electronics may find a new DIY magnetic electronics learning kit created by PSITRON based in Germany worth more investigation. With PSITRON children and adults ...

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Anyone looking to learn more about electronics and programming micro controllers or mini PCs using C/C++, Verilog, VHDL and more. May be worth giving a new piece of hardware called the Striver STEM ...

Engineering students, hobbyists, and even professionals can use Digilent’s Analog Discovery Design Kit to learn or review electronic basics and analog circuit design away from the lab and at home or ...

Parents, listen up: Put your kids in engineering and computer science classes. A recent Bureau of Labor Statistics report says "software development skills continue to be the most in-demand" STEM ...

This looks interesting if you're a Gadget Master looking to get to grips with robotics. Texas Instruments is selling its TI Robotics System Learning Kit (TI-RSLK). This is a low-cost robotics kit that ...

The “Appeal to Heaven” flag, a popular symbol for Christian nationalists that was waved by January 6 rioters, was raised over the Small Business Administration headquarters last week. Vittoria Elliott ...

STEM kits are very interesting tools to engage a child while teaching them important concepts. While the pandemic has brought a complete standstill to the physical presence of children in schools and ...

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What’s the best way to learn electronics? It’s a pithy question to ask a Hackaday audience, most of whom are at least conversant in the field already. Those who already have learned often have just ...