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Arduino hosted an AMA session on November 19th to address questions about the UNO Q, App Lab, and accessible AI. The event featured experts from Qualcomm, STMicroelectronics, and the Arduino team, highlighting community-driven projects like retro arcade cabinets and weather stations. Key topics included UNO Q’s dual-brain architecture, MCU specifications, and open-source commitments. The discussion emphasized Arduino’s multi-vendor strategy and ongoing support for developers of all skill levels. The session concluded with plans for future tutorials and curriculum development.

Key facts

  • The AMA session discussed Arduino UNO Q’s dual-brain architecture, combining an MCU with Linux for seamless integration.
  • UNO Q’s onboard STM32 U5 series MCU offers 2 MB flash, 786 kB RAM, and over 20 communication peripherals.
  • Arduino maintains a multi-vendor approach, collaborating with Qualcomm, STMicroelectronics, and other partners.
  • The platform prioritizes open-source principles, with publicly released Gerber files and Zephyr RTOS integration.
  • Community projects showcased included AI-powered devices, weather stations, and interactive art installations.
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