The document summarizes the history and impact of Arduino, an open-source hardware and software company for electronics prototyping. It describes how Arduino was founded in 2005 in Italy by Massimo Banzi and others. It has since grown to include contributors from around the world and universities on every continent using Arduino in their curriculum. Major tech companies also use Arduino for prototyping. The open and collaborative nature of Arduino has led to many derivatives and a large global community of makers and developers.

1. Hardware: The New Open Source
Driving Innovation
Massimo Banzi @arduinoteam
Co-founder
Arduino

2. Arduino
16 May 2012
Massimo Banzi Arduino co-founder
m.banzi@arduino.cc

3. Arduino is an open-source
electronics prototyping platform
based on flexible, easy-to-use
hardware and software.

4. Arduino UNO

5. D.Mellis, USA T.Igoe, USA
D.CUartielles, Spain
M. Banzi, Italy
G.Martino, Italy
Arduino Team

6. Daniela Antonietti
CFO
Massimo Banzi
CEO / Product Manager
Professor at SUPSI and CIID Copehagen
David Cuartielles
Education / Web Services
Professor at K3, University of Malmö
Tom Igoe
Documentation
Professor at ITP, New York University
Gianluca Martino
Hardware Design, Mfg and Distribution
David A. Mellis
Software Arduino Team
PHd Student at MIT Media Lab

7. IDII / Ivrea

8. IDII Map of Prototyping Tools 2005 (Giorgio Olivero)

9. IDII Map of Prototyping Tools 2005 (Giorgio Olivero)

10. Programma 2003

11. Wiring (Hernando Barragan)

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Artemide
Not So White Walls / IDII 2005

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Genova, Festival della scienza 2005, IDII, E1 Exhibition Unit
Video by Simone Muscolino

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Syneo / Tinker.it , Persol exhibition, Triennale 2006

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Quattro, NIcholas Zambetti, Didier Hilhorst

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Artemide
Prototypes for Artemide, IDII 2005

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Prototypes for Artemide, IDII 2005

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Prototypes for Artemide, IDII 2005

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Arup Force Field
Arup Force Field

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CIID - A new soul for an old machine

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CIID - A new soul for an old machine

22. The four pillars that make Arduino

23. Hardware Software Docs Brand
TM
CC-SA-BY GPL CC-SA-BY
Worldwide
Business Model / Licensing

24. Hardware

25. Software

26. Hands-on teaching methodology

27. Community

28. Community / The Arduino Playground

29. Derivatives / Seeeduino, China

30. DIY / Handmade Boards / Chile

31. Add-on Products

32. Illustration: Francesco Muzzi for Comitato Italia 150
Ecosystem

33. Locations
Boston / HQ - SW Development
New York / Documentation, SW Dev
Ivrea / Manufacturing
Torino / Design, Packaging, SW Dev
Switzerland / HQ - Admin / R&D

34. USA
New York University
Massachusetts Institue of Technology
Carnegie Mellon University
Stanford University
Georgia Tech
Rhode Island School of Design
UCLA
Asia
IAMAS, Japan
United Kingdom
Open University
Goldsmiths
University of London
University of the Arts London
University of Nottingham
Manchester University
University of Edinburgh
Europe
TU Eindhoven
ETH Zürich Some Universities using Arduino
HyperWerk, Basel

35. Apple
ASUS
Panasonic
Hitachi
FitBit
Frog Design
Google
IDEO
Microsoft Research
Nokia
Smart Design
CERN
Telefonica
Some Companies using Arduino

36. Google Android ADK

37. ArduPilot/ArduCopter

38. OpenPCR (DNA Thermocycler)

39. MakerBot 3D printer

40. Ultimaker 3D printer

41. Now

48. Leonardo

49. WiFi

50. Due

51. Next?

52. Arduino Robot System

53. TinkerKit

54. TinkerKit

55. Arduino bluetooth + Tinkerkit
for rapid Android Development
(K3 Malmö University)

56. Officine Arduino, Torino

57. Officine Arduino, Torino

58. Officine Arduino, Torino