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Elektor Mag: Guest-Edited by Arduino

Last year, for the first time since Elektor’s launch in 1961, we decided to invite our friends at SparkFun Electronics to guest-edit a complete edition of Elektor Mag. The result was a fresh and much-appreciated magazine that both companies supported through their communities, social media accounts, and newsstands. We reached a bigger audience than ever! This year, we are excited to bring you another guest-edited edition — this time, curated by the amazing engineers and innovators at Arduino. Over the past few months, Arduino co-founder David Cuartielles and his creative colleagues have actively collaborated with our editors, engineers, and studio to make this an absolutely unique production, which we are publishing in English, German, Dutch, French, and Italian. The guest-edited magazine covers a wide range of topics, including Arduino Pro applications, innovative Arduino-based DIY projects, and much more. The great contributions you will find in the magazine come from both teams, as well as members of the global Arduino community. Enjoy!

Elektor Lab Talk: Let’s Talk Arduino!

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Would you like to watch Arduino co-founder David Cuartielles unbox the Elektor LCR Meter Kit? Tune in to the January 26, 2023 (18:00 CET) episode of Elektor Lab Talk, where David will join Elektor engineers Mathias Claussen and Jens Nickel to discuss the Elektor LCR Meter Kit, as well as take your questions about Arduino technology and the Arduino guest-edited edition of Elektor. In addition to discussing many of the interesting articles in the edition, David will share details about a project he started to reduce water usage at horse riding tracks. Join the livestream on Elektor TV and bring your questions!

Watch the Livestream

Jens Nickel is Elektor’s Editor in Chief. In addition to programming, he enjoys electronic music and video production. Read his Elektor articles at www.elektormagazine.com/nickel. He co-hosts the monthly livestream Elektor Lab Talk.

David Cuartielles co-founded Arduino. He holds a PhD in Interaction Design and an MSc in Telecommunications Engineering, and he teaches at Malmö University. Read his Elektor articles at www.elektormagazine.com/cuartielles.

Mathias Claussen earned a BSc in Electrical and Information Engineering and an MSc in Microelectronic Systems. He co-hosts the monthly livestream Elektor Lab Talk. Read his Elektor articles at www.elektormagazine.com/claussen.