Arduino develops open-source microcontroller boards and the software used to program them. The classic UNO and Nano boards serve education and prototyping, while the Portenta, Opta and Nicla families target industrial control, machine vision and professional sensing. The company also operates the Arduino Cloud for device management and dashboards, and it maintains the Arduino IDE and a large library ecosystem.
Profile added on October 17, 2026 from the company's official site; products, pricing and limits have not been verified yet. Spotted an error? Tell us or see the editorial policy.
Focus: development boards, industrial controllers.
Tags: microcontroller · open hardware · arduino ide · industrial control · education