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Available in a multitude of form factors, the Arduino family features various processors, interface ports and pinouts that can make use of expansion boards called Shields. These optional Shields interface with the Arduino pin-headers, providing a multitude of uses, from reading inputs, interfacing with 3D printers, motor control, GPS, Ethernet and more.
Arduino is programmed via an IDE (Integrated Development Environment) is a cross-platform application that runs on PC, MAC OSX and Linux. Its simplicity makes it ideal for newcomers unfamiliar with software development, but it is also a useful tool for Makers and professional design engineers developing applications.
Arduino Robot Videos
Arduino Robot Video 4. Following lines, going to the rescue
Arduino Robot Video 4. Following a line is one of the most used techniques in Robotics to help Robots get an orientation indoors.
Arduino Robot Video 2. LOGO and Remote control your Robot
Arduino Robot Video 2. LOGO and Remote control your Robot. In this video you will see where to find code examples on the IDE.
Arduino Robot Video 1. Hello User! - An Introduction to Arduino Robot
Arduino Robot - Video 1. this video, you will see how to unbox the Arduino Robot and mount it as well as an example on how to use the Arduino IDE to program the Robot.
Arduino Robot Video 3. Avoid obstacles, create strategies
Arduino Robot - Video 3. In this video the Arduino team will explore how to use different technologies to detect obstacles in the way of the Arduino Robot.Questions & Answers
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Another point: the Arduino Portenta H7 has 28 I/O pins similar in function to other Arduino boards, in a breadboard-friendly footprint. But it also has a high-density 80 pin connector giving you access...
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The best choice depends on your application.
If your application involves a lot of hardware control (sensors, motors, relays, pushbuttons) and/or needs to run on particularly low power (battery... -
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@TegwynTwmffat hi i need help when i use the mkr1300 lora and when i use the ic8880a gateway what's the difference between them -
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I developed this Arduino Simulator by myself: http://xevro.be
It requires an Arduino Board but there is no need to use real parts. There is a free version and a paid version (more options…).
September 30, 2019 11:58
Results from the UEA Arduino Competition 2018/19
UEA Engineering Society presented the Arduino Competition 2018/19 and attracted Engineering and Computing Science students to design and develop systems using Arduino kits that were sponsored by RS Components.
May 21, 2019 07:06
Basics of ESP8266
Hello everyone, I hope you all are having fun and enjoying your lives. In today's tutorial, we will discuss the pinout of ESP8266 and why its so famous
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May 2, 2019 11:18
Home automation system for those with limited mobility
This is a final year engineering project. Home Automation System for People with Limited Mobility
April 25, 2019 08:32
Working with RGB LED
This project demonstrates the working an RGB LED with Arduino.
April 25, 2019 08:01
Working with two LEDs and Arduino
This project demonstrates working with two LEDs and Arduino.
1 week ago