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Arduino

Arduino

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The company that designs and makes electronic boards and their software
  • proper noun
  • /ɑːrˈdiːnoʊ/
: Arduino
  • Every year, the Arduino organization hosts an event to showcase innovative projects created by its users.

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  • The Arduino is copied all the time and it's encouraged, but they're still going strong.

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  • And Arduino and Atmel announced a couple of new Arduino products.

  • The Arduino software is part of a larger Arduino project.

  • With the number of shields out there, it seems like the Arduino has the momentum that no one else can match.

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  • Greetings, here I am back again now on a Windows PC where we're going to run up the Arduino Integrated Development Environment or IDE.

  • So to accomplish this we'll need the following three servos, an Arduino, a webcam and a laptop to coordinate it all.

  • We programmed our Arduino to do a blinking light, traffic light and RGB light and like mixed sound with the potentiometer.

  • The components only cost about $1.40 ($2.25 USD) when bought in volume, making it perfect for teaching a class or workshop on the Arduino and giving each student a circuit to take home.

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  • The Arduino community provides excellent resources for beginners and experts alike in electronics.

  • She participated in an Arduino workshop where participants learned to create their own projects.

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Etymology

Arduino originally came from the name of a little bar in Italy, which remembered an old Italian leader, and the founders kept that friendly name for their work. So Arduino also means the company or group that makes the boards, writes the software, and supports the community of makers.