The SparkFun RedBoard Artemis Nano packs the powerful Artemis module into a minimal, 0.8 mm thick PCB with USB-C programming, on-board LiPo battery charging, and a Qwiic connector. It's a compact, modern replacement for the Arduino Uno or Nano with significantly more processing power, memory, and wireless capability.

All essential LEDs, connectors, labels, and buttons are on the front of the board for easy access, with supporting circuitry on the rear. A dual row of ground connections simplifies adding buttons, LEDs, and peripherals, while the inner pin rows maintain breadboard compatibility. A built-in digital MEMS microphone enables experimentation with always-on voice commands using TensorFlow and machine learning.

Key Features

• Artemis Module – 48 MHz processor with 96 MHz turbo mode, Bluetooth included
• 1 MB Flash + 384 KB RAM – Plenty of space for complex sketches and ML models
• USB-C Programming – Modern connector for easy programming via Arduino IDE
• On-Board LiPo Charging – Built-in battery management for portable projects
• Qwiic Connector – Solderless I²C connection for the SparkFun Qwiic ecosystem
• Digital MEMS Microphone – For voice command and audio sensing experiments
• JTAG Connector – Exposed for advanced debugging with professional tools
• Dual Ground Rows – Extra GND connections for multiple peripherals
• Breadboard Compatible – Inner pin rows fit standard breadboards when soldered

Specifications

• Processor – Artemis module, 48 MHz (96 MHz turbo)
• Flash – 1 MB
• RAM – 384 KB
• Wireless – Bluetooth
• USB – USB-C
• PCB Thickness – 0.8 mm

Ideal For

• Compact IoT and wearable projects needing Bluetooth connectivity
• Battery-powered applications with on-board LiPo charging
• TensorFlow and machine learning voice command experiments
• Replacing Arduino Uno or Nano with a more capable board

Resources

• Hookup Guide