What is Arduino

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Arduino is an open-source electronics platform comprising of a simple microcontroller board and an integrated development environment to develop standalone interactive objects. Learn more in: Development of an Intelligent Cradle to Monitor Bed-Wet and Hyperthermia Conditions

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An open-source electronics platform that enables a wide variety of functions based on easy-to-use hardware and software. Learn more in: Providing an Environment for Authentic Learning Experiences

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A microcontroller board with pins that connect to electronics or computers, using text-based coding environments to sense and control something in the physical world. In the chapter we discuss LilyPad Arduinos, simple boards that can be sewn into fabric and control lights, sounds, and movements of the textiles. Learn more in: A Review of E-Textiles in Education and Society

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An open-source electronics platform or board and the software used to program it. Learn more in: Introducing STEAM Through Tinkercad and Arduino

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A small microcontroller used for rapid prototyping. Learn more in: Lighthouse Creativity Lab

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A small microcontroller used for rapid prototyping. Learn more in: Johnson County Library Makerspace

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An open-source electronics platform comprised of easy to use hardware, software, and microcontroller-based kits. Learn more in: Wearable Computers

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Arduino refers to an open-source prototyping platform for users to create interactive electronic tools. Learn more in: Integrating Assistive Robotics in STEM Education to Empower People With Disabilities

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It is a platform for the creation of different electronic projects, it is based on open hardware and software, it is an ideal tool to promote competences and skills considered to be of the 21st century. Learn more in: Instructional Design to Foster Computational Thinking Using Educational Robotics

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A small microcontroller used for rapid prototyping. Learn more in: Lexicon Lab

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Single-board microcontroller and the accompanying software, based on Arduino technology. Learn more in: Bicycle Speedometer Plus

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Open-source electronic platform that enables users to create programmable and interactive electronic objects. Learn more in: Fostering Computational Thinking With Arduino and Lego Mindstorms

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A small microcontroller used for rapid prototyping. Learn more in: NOVA Labs

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This is an inexpensive open-source hardware-software electronic prototyping platform to design or develop interactive, stand-alone and customized objects for monitoring, automation and control. The hardware uses different 8-bit Ateml AVR microcontrollers or 32- bit Atmel ARM processors. The hardware offers flexibility due to accessibility of analog and digital I/O pins, SPI and serial interface, and PWM outputs to interface with various expansion boards (Arduino-compatible shields) and computing systems directly (API programming mode). The Arduino can be programmed through a integrated development environment (IDE) that supports C, C++ and Java. Some examples of Arduino boards are: Arduino UNO, Arduino Diecimila, Arduino Duemilanove Arduino Pro, Arduino Pro Mini, Arduino Micro, Arduino Nano, Arduino Mega, Arduino DUE, Arduino Gemma, Arduino LilyPad, Arduino Leonardo etc. Learn more in: Voluntary Blink Controlled Communication Protocol for Bed-Ridden Patients

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A low-cost open-source microcontroller board based on C programming that is designed as a prototyping platform. Learn more in: Swappable Battery Data Management System