Arduino UNO Q brings together two worlds that have traditionally
been difficult to bridge: the simplicity of Arduino development and the
advanced capabilities needed for AI, Linux, and more sophisticated edge
systems. It gives developers a way to start with familiar tools and grow into
more capable products without a complete reset of their hardware and
software approach.
We interviewed eight experts about how UNO Q supports that journey,
what makes its dual-brain architecture valuable in practice, and how
different users are applying it to move from idea to intelligent product. We
hope you enjoy their insights!
David Rogelberg
Publisher,
Mighty Guides Inc.
david@mightyguides.com
(516) 234 2969
Meet Our Experts
Kutluhan Aktar
Independent researcher
Marta Barbero
Staff Product Manager
for Arduino, Qualcomm Europe
Bill Jamshedji
Educator, Maker,
and the Creator of DroneBot
Workshop
Cory Hisey
Embedded Software Developer
Vincenzo Catalano
AI Engineer,
AROL
Kevin McAleer
Robotics creator and educator,
KevsRobots
Andrea Richetta
Senior Product Manager
for Arduino, Qualcomm Europe
Roland Schulz
Electrical engineer, STEM
education expert, and speaker,
lead operating manager,
GKU mbH, Germany
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From Blink to Think: How Arduino UNO Q Helps Designers Go from Idea to Intelligent Product
