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Version 5.0.0 of the Arduino core for Silicon Labs, released on 15 September, adds a Zigbee 3.0 library for the Nano Matter and three other MG24-based boards, with Router and End device roles, 14 examples and Home Assistant coordinator support.
Read the story →Arduino's new UNO Q SBC Controller Bundle pairs the UNO Q 4GB with Modulino Buttons, Joystick, Knob and Pixels. It works as a configurable mouse-and-keystroke input surface through App Lab, with a free printable enclosure, and lists at $107.76 on Arduino's US store.
Arduino's first standalone USB Camera, announced October 15, 2026, pairs a Sony IMX376 sensor (up to 3840 × 2160 at 30 fps in MJPEG) with a microphone and LED ring light for App Lab vision projects. It plugs into VENTUNO Q directly; UNO Q needs a USB-C hub. The US store lists it at $34.00.
Arduino moved its Qualcomm Dragonwing IQ8-based VENTUNO Q from a $299 introductory price to a $399 official price on October 19, 2026, citing sharply rising memory and component costs. Existing pre-orders keep the lower price, and the board remains on pre-order.
M5Stack's PaperDIY e-paper kits pair an ESP32-S3-WROOM-1-N16R8 with a 4.7-inch 16-level grayscale panel. The self-assembled K159 is $25.00 and in stock on M5Stack's store; the factory-cased K159-B is $29.90 and out of stock. CNX describes it as dropping the original M5Paper's touchscreen and sensors.
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