Seeed
Seeed Studio has been a leading Open Hardware company since 2008, empowering half a million direct users to create real-world digital solutions. Through relentless efforts and earned trust, their ever-growing product lines now form around emerging AI scenarios: Sensor networks to fetch extensive real-time data and edge computing to push intelligence to new frontiers. They provide industrial-ready modules and devices, and open up the capability of prototype, produce, and promote as Fusion service. Innovators from different vertical domains co-create with them to make their creations widely available for diversified markets. By embracing open source, community building and integrated software suites like SenseCraft, they are proactively lowering the tech barriers and including users with diverse expertise for localized matters.
Categories
Camera Modules
Distance Measuring
Embedded Computer Interface Boards
Expansion Boards, Daughter Cards
Heat Sinks
Image Sensors, Camera
LCD, OLED, Graphic
Multifunction
RF Antennas
RF Receiver, Transmitter, and Transceiver Finished Units
RF Transceiver Modules and Modems
RF, RFID, Wireless Evaluation Boards
Specialized Sensors
Thermocouples, Temperature Probes
Ultrasonic Receivers, Transmitters
Wearables
Products by Seeed
About Seeed
Seeed Studio has been a leading Open Hardware company since 2008, empowering half a million direct users to create real-world digital solutions. Through relentless efforts and earned trust, their ever-growing product lines now form around emerging AI scenarios: Sensor networks to fetch extensive real-time data and edge computing to push intelligence to new frontiers. They provide industrial-ready modules and devices, and open up the capability of prototype, produce, and promote as Fusion service. Innovators from different vertical domains co-create with them to make their creations widely available for diversified markets. By embracing open source, community building and integrated software suites like SenseCraft, they are proactively lowering the tech barriers and including users with diverse expertise for localized matters.