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Arduino UNO-shaped ESP32-P4 + ESP32-C6 board.
cnx-software.com/2026/10/26/…
@Adafruit Metro ESP32-P4 Hydra board features 16MB PSRAM, 16MB NOR flash, WiFi 6, Bluetooth 5.3 LE, Thread, and Zigbee connectivity (through the ESP32-C6), as well as Raspberry Pi-compatible MIPI DSI and CSI interfaces, a USB 2.0 port, a microSD card slot, and Arduino UNO expansion headers.
The board can be programmed using the ESP-IDF framework or CircuitPython 11.0 (Alpha version), and Adafruit is working on Arduino support.
Can’t wait to power my hil farm with these
coming soon: port authority 🚌
the best, best usb hub for engineers and their smart tools. 100% open source, stackable, and designed for getting real hardware into your automated test loop.
🔌 4-port and 7-port versions
⚡ individual port power switching for power-cycle and reset workflows
📊 i²c voltage and current monitoring on three ports in the 4-port version, six in the 7-port version
🛡️ per-port current limiting and overcurrent fault reporting
🔧 usb-a ports plus alternate wired connectors for fixtures and permanent installations
💻 usb-c upstream connection, with an alternate wired connection
🔋 external 5v power through a barrel jack or screw terminal
⚙️ selectable default, smbus and eeprom configuration modes
🧱 stackable for growing your hardware test bench
🛠️ open hardware you can inspect, modify and build into your own tools
🐦 back-of-board features a pigeon, a bus fault, gate 404, and some extremely questionable directions
built for repeatable tests, hardware debugging, and giving your scripts and agents something useful to control.
all ports go to jersey.
Replying to @adafruit @anne_engineer
Can’t wait to power my hil farm with these 😃😃
Replying to @RobertDaleSmith
I am glad TinyUSB could be a part of your journey 🫶
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TinyUSB retweeted
Turn a Raspberry Pi Pico W into a driverless USB WiFi adapter
@Raspberry_Pi
blog.adafruit.com/2026/07/15…
If you find TinyUSB useful, please consider sponsoring its development. It keeps the ports, drivers & fixes coming.
💜 github.com/sponsors/hathach
🎉 TinyUSB 0.21.0 is here — thanks to 50+ contributors! 🙌
🎹 USB MIDI 2.0 (device + host)
🖨️ USB Printer class
⚡ Async host stack
⚙️ New FSDEV host driver (STM32/CH32 as USB host)
🐇 RP2040/2350 host bulk now 19× faster (~1.2 MB/s)
🧩 Tons of new MCUs
🎯 github.com/hathach/tinyusb/r…
just release 0l19.0 with lots of improvement for host and device API, added MCUs (esp32-h4, at32, ch32) and new MTP device driver github.com/hathach/tinyusb/r…
Just release an new release 0.17.0 for TinyUSB with lots of new ports, features and fixes github.com/hathach/tinyusb/r…
Replying to @verylowfreq
Please consider to make an PR. I can help with testing, review and merge if it works reliably enough
TinyUSB now supports most @WCH_TECH ch32 device (fsdev, usbfs, usbhs). Ch32 arduino also merged built-in tinyusb support PR github.com/openwch/arduino_c…
just released TinyUSB version 0.16.0 github.com/hathach/tinyusb/r…. Notable changes are:
- Lots of bugs fix
- Support MAX3421E aka usb host shield
- Initial USB PD stack with stm32g4
- More MCUs support: g0, g4, u5, mcxn9, ra6m5 etc..
Replying to @Gv8SwZ2LvIxPk9J
Thank you very much for the renesas port and other awesome driver works 😍😍
TinyUSB retweeted
As we continue celebrating #MaintainerMonth, this week we spotlight @ladyada, lead engineer and owner of @adafruit. Learn more about how Limor believes open source is key to staying competitive. github.com/readme/stories/li…













