Since our post on picking the right Bluetooth module from a few weeks back, we’ve received a lot of requests to do a similar breakdown for WiFi modules. So here’s a comparison chart of some of the most popular WiFi modules out on the market today!

So you want to build something that’s Bluetooth compatible but you don’t know where to start looking for the right module. Like most electronic components, the choice really depends on what your project intends to do — is it a wearable? Will it need to broadcast information to multiple points? Will it be outdoors? And, of course, what’s your budget on this thing?

We’ve gathered some of the most popular Bluetooth modules out on the market today and accumulated all the essentials into one table. Everything from price per unit to power receiver sensitivity, you’ll find all the information you need to pick the right module for your project.

Following up on last week’s post on how to get your prototype manufactured, we’ve collected and organized 126 resources for each phase of hardware engineering. From ideation to distribution, we’ve made it super simply for you to find what you need in one consumable table.

Did we miss any? What are your favorites? Drop us your picks using #PTHW

Update: We’ve also built a clickable version!

The hardware revolution is picking up steam. Oculus Rift, Nest, Basis, Pebble. Big new companies selling hundreds of thousands of units, and exiting for billions of dollars. So naturally, you want to start a hardware startup of your own. Good! You’ve picked the perfect time.

But before you get to a real life product, you’re going to have to get your proof of concept working. While development boards are the easiest, most affordable way to test and prototype your idea, we know that it can be overwhelming to choose the right one out of so many options. That’s why we’ve put together this handy infographic to help you find the development board that will jumpstart your project.