| The Things Conference 2026 is expanding beyond its LoRaWAN roots. Felix Heins tells Elektor TV why live demos, cross-technology collaboratio...
| The Things Conference 2026 is expanding beyond its LoRaWAN roots. Felix Heins tells Elektor TV why live demos, cross-technology collaboratio...
| The Things Conference 2026 brings IoT, Edge AI and wireless experts to Amsterdam, with a 25% discount for Elektor readers.
| Wireless alarms are everywhere: homes, businesses, and public facilities. But what happens when someone deliberately blocks their signal? Th...
| Battery profiling can expose the gap between a cell's printed capacity and what it actually delivers in an embedded project. Saad Imtiaz dem...
| Every solder joint on a PCB is a thermocouple, and at 20 nV resolution, they matter. This UI calibrator answers with a 50°C oven under the m...
| Control a water heater remotely with an ESP32 and Telegram. Switch it on or off and check its status from your smartphone—no home automation...
| Practical IoT sensor systems are the focus of Elektor's August 27 webinar with Texas Instruments and BeagleBoard.org. Andrei Aldea and Jason...
| A 433 MHz RF scanner based on Elektor’s MultiRF Dev Board sweeps configured CC1101 channels, locks onto an active transmission, and displays...
| As part of our anniversary celebration, we’re offering interested Elektor readers several subscription deals at prices significantly lower t...
| DPTechnics's Walter is an open-source IoT system-on-module that combines an ESP32-S3, LTE-M/NB-IoT connectivity, and GNSS in a single board....