Electronic Specifier is giving visitors to its electronica 2026 booth the chance to win an Arduino UNO Q development board, with a new winner announced daily.
electronica 2026 runs from 10-13th November at Messe München. Anyone who stops by the Electronic Specifier booth, B4.570, and completes a short survey will be entered into that day’s draw. The survey is three questions long and takes no more than five minutes to complete.
There’s no need to register in advance or bring anything with you. Visitors simply need to come to the booth and ask a member of the Electronic Specifier team to take part.
What is the Arduino UNO Q?
The Arduino UNO Q is a “dual-brain” board launched in October 2025, at the same time as Qualcomm announced its acquisition of Arduino. It keeps the classic UNO form factor, which means it works with existing UNO shields, libraries, and the large body of projects built for the platform.
What sets it apart is that it combines two processors on a single board. A Qualcomm Dragonwing QRB2210 microprocessor, with four Arm Cortex-A53 cores running at up to 2.0GHz, runs a full Debian Linux environment. Alongside it, an STMicroelectronics STM32U585 microcontroller, based on an Arm Cortex-M33, handles real-time control and runs Arduino sketches.
The result is a single board that can handle demanding tasks such as computer vision and Edge AI on the Linux side, while the microcontroller looks after deterministic control of sensors, motors, and other hardware. The board also offers dual-band Wi-Fi 5 and Bluetooth 5.1, a USB-C port for power, programming and video output, a Qwiic connector for plug-and-play modules, and an onboard 8×13 LED matrix.
Developers can program both sides of the board in one place using Arduino App Lab, which brings together Arduino sketches, Python, and ready-to-use AI models. That makes the UNO Q equally suited to prototyping, education, IoT, and robotics projects.
How to enter
- Visit the Electronic Specifier booth, B4.570
- Ask a member of the team to take part in the survey
- Answer three short questions, which takes no more than five minutes
Each completed survey is entered into that day’s draw.
Paige Hookway, Managing Editor at Electronic Specifier, said: “electronica is where our readers come together, and we want to hear directly from them about the issues shaping their work. The Arduino UNO Q is one of the most talked-about development boards of the past year, so it felt like the perfect way to say thank you for five minutes of their time. Come and find us at B4.570 – we’d love to meet you.”
For more information, visit the Electronic Specifier team at booth B4.570 during electronica 2026, 10-13th November, Messe München.
Note: the giveaways will take place on the Tuesday, Wednesday, and Thursday of the show.
