WEEKLY NEW PRODUCTS RELEASE: Raspberry Pi 7″ Touchscreen Display is Ready to Order Now!
Hello Everybody! Something new is happening in Seeed this week. We’re so pride to introduce them to you. Check out what’s brand new here!
1）Raspberry Pi 7″ Touchscreen Display
Everybody loves Raspberry Pi! This 7” Touchscreen Monitor for Raspberry Pi gives users the ability to create all-in-one, integrated projects such as tablets, infotainment systems and embedded projects. The 800 x 480 display connects via an adapter board which handles power and signal conversion. Touchscreen drivers with support for 10-finger touch and an on-screen keyboard will be integrated into the latest Raspbian OS for full functionality without a physical keyboard or mouse.
2）Grove – Water Atomization v1.0
Another new member in our big Grove family. It is a perfect module for you to develop an atomizer or an atomizer module in your applications easily. With just a few simple steps, you can prototype an atomizer. It has Grove interface which makes it easy to be integrated into plenty of applications. A humidifier is a basic device it can be built with, you can develop more advanced and interesting projects with digital scent technology and any other situations in which atomization required.
3）Tsunami
Looking for the best way to get started experimenting with analog signals? Here is your choice: The Tsunami is a powerful and flexible signal generator built on the Arduino platform. It is a great tool for a huge variety of tasks, too. We’ve taken the versatile processor behind the Arduino Leonardo, and combined it with a Direct Digital Synthesis chip, which makes generating analog signals incredibly straightforward. Then, we’ve added on flexible input and output circuitry, and an easy to use software library, to make working with analog signals as easy as blinking an LED.
4） Cactus Micro Rev2 Arduino compatible plus esp8266
Great new for makers who enjoy building Internet-Of-Things (IoT)! Cactus Micro is our integrated development board, we have mixed Arduino with WI-FI into a single board. It is targeted for makers to develop low power Internet-Of-Things (IoT) projects quickly and easily. The revision 2 use hardware serial port Serial1 as default option. It also Added some jumpers for connect esp8266 GPIO. For some usage such as I2C.
5) Espruino Pico (pinned)
Here is a great thing to making it easier than ever to control electronics in the real world! Espruino Pico is a tiny microcontroller board that runs JavaScript (it doesn’t need to be plugged into a computer). You can program it with nothing but a serial terminal program, but there’s also an IDE that runs in the Chrome Web browser. It’s got a syntax highlighted editor as well as a graphical programming language. Once you have uploaded code, you can inspect and change variables (including functions) while your program is running. If you make something with an Espruino Pico and need to change it a year later, your original code is still there waiting for you!
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