Resolution criteria

This market will resolve to YES if Arduino officially releases, announces for purchase/pre-order, or begins shipping a new official hardware development board explicitly designated as the "Arduino UNO R5" or "Arduino R5" (including any major variants, such as "R5 WiFi" or "R5 Minima") on or before December 31, 2030, at 11:59 PM UTC.

To qualify for a YES resolution:

• The board must be an official product from Arduino, documented and sold via the official Arduino Store or announced on the Arduino Blog.

• Third-party clones, DIY hardware projects, or unofficial boards carrying the "R5" moniker do not qualify.

• Minor revisions of older boards that do not represent a major generational shift (e.g. a minor chip swap on an R4 variant) will not count unless officially marketed under the "R5" generation name.

If no official R5 board is released or made available for pre-order by Arduino by the deadline, this market will resolve to NO.

Background

The Arduino UNO series has served as a primary hardware platform for makers and developers since its introduction in 2010. Arduino released the UNO R4 in June 2023, upgrading the classic 8-bit platform to a 32-bit Renesas ARM Cortex-M4 microcontroller. Following Qualcomm's acquisition of Arduino in late 2025, the ecosystem has expanded with hybrid Linux-capable boards like the Uno Q. This market tracks whether the natural sequential successor in the core line, the R5, will be released before the end of 2030.

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