M5Stack Core StopWatch is an ESP32-S3-powered WiFi and Bluetooth development board with a 1.75-inch round AMOLED touch display, 16MB flash, and 8MB PSRAM designed for portable IoT devices, electronic ...

M5Stack at embedded world 2026 shows modular ESP32 controllers, LoRa demos, local AI, industrial panels, and Raspberry Pi acceleration.

Like with a new Raspberry Pi or Arduino, you'll soon be doing things that amaze you.  A question I've seen a lot is whether someone should get a Cardputer Adv, a Raspberry Pi, or a Flipper Zero. Let's ...

Multicore processing boosts performance and energy efficiency in many coding situations. Bare-metal algorithms further enhance these benefits. Many embedded firmware engineers have seemingly not yet ...

Macworld examines Apple’s new M5 chip terminology, questioning the company’s introduction of “super cores” and redesigned “performance cores” in the M5 Pro and Max variants. The analysis reveals that ...

Request to add RISC-V (linux/riscv64) support for M5Stack Arduino Libraries and associated builtin tools, to enable compiling and uploading M5Stack firmware from RISC-V based host machines. When ...

The M5Stack AI Pyramid Computing Box is a small computer with an Axera AX88500 processor that combines four Arm Cortex-A55 CPU cores with an NPU that delivers up to 24 TOPS of hardware-accelerated ...

In 2023, M5Stack introduced the Cardputer, a mini portable computer based on an ESP32-S3 module and equipped with a display and a keyboard. The Cardputer-Adv is an update based on the Stamp-S3A core ...

The iron-rich core at the centre of our planet has been a crucial part of Earth’s evolution. The core not only powers the magnetic field which shields our atmosphere and oceans from solar radiation, ...

Artificial intelligence cloud infrastructure provider CoreWeave said Monday it plans to buy Core Scientific, a data center infrastructure operator. It is an all-stock deal valued at approximately $9 ...

For those of us lucky enough to have been at Hackaday Europe in Berlin, there was a feast of hacks at our disposal. Among them was [Vladimir Divic]’s gradients game, software for an M5Stack module ...