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CONNECTED TECHNOLOGY. CLEARLY EXPLAINED.

Arduino

Arduino develops electronics and software for makers, education and professional work. Its current privacy policy identifies Arduino S.r.l. as wholly owned by Qualcomm Technologies, Inc.

Organization profile · By Admin · Sources checked 18 October 2026.

Connect the company to your decision

Use company context to identify responsibilities, then evaluate the exact offering and contracting party.

Separate the provider roles

Identify the manufacturer, software platform, service provider, local seller and integration team involved in the actual project. Their responsibilities need not sit with one organization.

Ask for deployment evidence

Request the exact model, intended environment, integration scope and measurable acceptance criteria. A corporate announcement does not demonstrate performance in your installation.

Identify the contracting party

Use the legal entity on the quotation or service agreement for warranty and support. This editorial company profile does not establish an authorised supplier relationship.

Scope and relationships

Portfolio and system roles

Connected brands in this directory: Arduino. Use their profiles for product-family context and keep hardware, platform and service responsibilities separate.

Open the official resource

Company context

Arduino’s current privacy policy identifies Arduino S.r.l. as wholly owned by Qualcomm Technologies, Inc., itself a subsidiary of Qualcomm Incorporated. The local seller and integrator remain separate purchasing relationships.

Read the primary context source

Support and regional checks

Confirm who handles integration, installation, updates, replacements and data export. Published organizational information does not verify local stock or contractual terms.

Check the official source

Prepare a useful enquiry

Write a short project brief covering the operational decision, existing equipment, required interfaces, data ownership and support expectations. Ask for a scope and acceptance test that can be checked. Keep a supplier’s own claims separate from independent measurements or customer references.

Evidence and source scope

This page identifies an organization relevant to connected systems. It does not verify financial strength, local accreditation, current availability or a commercial relationship with IoTPapa. The legal seller and service terms must be checked for the actual purchase.

Primary organization or brand source

Primary sources reviewed 18 October 2026. By Admin. No IoTPapa partnership or paid placement is asserted.

Connected brands and models

IoTPapa editorial illustration for Arduino; not a product photograph or partnership mark

CONNECTED PROFILE

Arduino

Check each development board's processor, pinout and electrical limits.

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Original IoTPapa shared-laboratory illustration; not an Arduino Science Kit product photograph or tested classroom station

SOLUTION RESEARCH

Science Kit R3 shared-lab route

Research Science Kit R3, Science Journal and a documented firmware/lesson handover for one supervised sensing activity that the next group can repeat.

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Original IoTPapa shared-laboratory illustration; not an Arduino Science Kit product photograph or tested classroom station

USE CASE

Shared sensor-lab pilot

Define the observation, versions, supervised activity and next-session handover.

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IoTPapa editorial illustration for Arduino UNO R4 WiFi; not a product photograph or partnership mark

CONNECTED PROFILE

Arduino UNO R4 WiFi

An Arduino board combining a Renesas microcontroller with wireless connectivity. Check libraries and shields against this exact model.

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IoTPapa editorial illustration for Arduino Nano ESP32; not a product photograph or partnership mark

CONNECTED PROFILE

Arduino Nano ESP32

A compact Arduino board built around an ESP32-S3 module. Check the selected development path, pin numbering and peripheral requirements.

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