Adafruit Industries is a leading open-source hardware company based in Brooklyn, New York. Founded in 2005 by MIT-trained electrical engineer Limor “Ladyada” Fried, Adafruit designs and manufactures electronics products, components, tools, and accessories for makers, educators, and hobbyists. The company is renowned for its commitment to open-source principles, providing extensive learning resources, tutorials, and community support to foster creativity and innovation in electronics. Adafruit’s product offerings include development boards, sensors, wearables, and educational kits, all designed to be accessible and user-friendly for individuals of all skill levels.
The ODROID-XU4 is a powerful ARM big.LITTLE architecture board with USB 3.0, eMMC support, and octa-core performance. Used in AI, SLAM, and vision-based robotics, it provides full Linux compatibility and high-speed I/O in compact form.
Designed to run MicroPython natively, the Pyboard D-series offers high performance and rapid development for embedded and robotic applications. It features an STM32F722 MCU, Wi-Fi, Bluetooth, and a compact form factor, ideal for micro-robots and interactive devices.
Live demos of AI-driven shopper research tools, including biometrics, neuromarketing, and ethnography