
SparkFun RedBoard Artemis
The SparkFun RedBoard Artemis brings the powerful Artemis module into a familiar Arduino Uno footprint. Built around the Ambiq Apollo3 processor, it runs at 48 MHz (with 96 MHz turbo mode), includes BLE 5.0, and draws less than 1 mA in sleep — making it capable of running TensorFlow Lite models for on-device machine learning.
Programming is straightforward via the Arduino IDE using SparkFun's Artemis Arduino core. A USB-C connector handles programming and serial communication, while a Qwiic connector provides plug-and-play I2C. An on-board digital MEMS microphone enables voice command experiments, and a current measurement jumper simplifies low-power testing.
Key Features
- Artemis Module (Apollo3) – 48 MHz with 96 MHz turbo mode, BLE 5.0
- 1 MB Flash, 384 kB RAM – Ample storage for complex sketches and ML models
- Ultra-Low Power – Less than 1 mA in sleep mode with current measurement jumper
- USB-C Connector – Modern connector for programming and serial communication
- Qwiic / I2C Connector – Solderless connection to I2C sensors and peripherals
- Digital MEMS Microphone – On-board mic for voice recognition and TensorFlow experiments
- JTAG Header – For advanced debugging with professional tools
- Arduino Uno Footprint – Compatible with standard Uno shields
Ideal For
- TensorFlow Lite and on-device machine learning
- BLE-connected IoT projects
- Low-power battery-operated applications
- Voice command and audio detection experiments
Package Contents
- 1× SparkFun RedBoard Artemis
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Description
The SparkFun RedBoard Artemis brings the powerful Artemis module into a familiar Arduino Uno footprint. Built around the Ambiq Apollo3 processor, it runs at 48 MHz (with 96 MHz turbo mode), includes BLE 5.0, and draws less than 1 mA in sleep — making it capable of running TensorFlow Lite models for on-device machine learning.
Programming is straightforward via the Arduino IDE using SparkFun's Artemis Arduino core. A USB-C connector handles programming and serial communication, while a Qwiic connector provides plug-and-play I2C. An on-board digital MEMS microphone enables voice command experiments, and a current measurement jumper simplifies low-power testing.
Key Features
- Artemis Module (Apollo3) – 48 MHz with 96 MHz turbo mode, BLE 5.0
- 1 MB Flash, 384 kB RAM – Ample storage for complex sketches and ML models
- Ultra-Low Power – Less than 1 mA in sleep mode with current measurement jumper
- USB-C Connector – Modern connector for programming and serial communication
- Qwiic / I2C Connector – Solderless connection to I2C sensors and peripherals
- Digital MEMS Microphone – On-board mic for voice recognition and TensorFlow experiments
- JTAG Header – For advanced debugging with professional tools
- Arduino Uno Footprint – Compatible with standard Uno shields
Ideal For
- TensorFlow Lite and on-device machine learning
- BLE-connected IoT projects
- Low-power battery-operated applications
- Voice command and audio detection experiments
Package Contents
- 1× SparkFun RedBoard Artemis






















