Welcome to Arduino
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Pete Prodoehl introduces Arduino, an open-source electronics prototyping platform used by artists, designers, hobbyists and others interested in creating interactive objects. Arduino boards can control devices like 3D printers, drones, robots and more through coding. While Arduino lacks features like an operating system, keyboard and display, it allows users to connect buttons, sensors and motors to explore physical computing through sample projects. Resources for learning and purchasing Arduino components are provided.
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Welcome to Arduino
- 1. Welcome to Arduino Pete Prodoehl Milwaukee Makerspace
- 2. Hello! • Pete Prodoehl • Maker / Artist / Designer • Milwaukee Makerspace • Betty Brinn Children’s Museum • Maker Faire Milwaukee • UWM PCOMP • Technical Editor • Arduino for Beginners • Robot Builder
- 3. What is Arduino? Arduino is an open-source electronics prototyping platform based on flexible, easy-to-use hardware and software. It's intended for artists, designers, hobbyists, and anyone interested in creating interactive objects or environments.
- 4. What Can They Do? • 3D Printers • CNC Machines • Drones • Robots • Automation • Toys • Exhibits • Physical Computing
- 5. What Can’t They Do? • No (desktop) operating system • No keyboard • No mouse • No high-resolution display • No software
- 10. Make Some Connections • Buttons • Switches • Potentiometers • Sensors • LEDs / Lights • DC Motors • Stepper Motors • Servo Motors
- 33. Where to Buy • Adafruit // adafruit.com • SparkFun // sparkfun.com • Amazon // amazon.com • eBay // ebay.com • Seeed Studio // seeedstudio.com • Pololu // pololu.com • PJRC // pjrc.com
- 34. Where to Learn • Arduino // arduino.cc • Adafruit // learn.adafruit.com • SparkFun // learn.sparkfun.com • Instructables // instructables.com • YouTube // youtube.com • Books, user groups, makerspaces, etc…
- 35. Thanks See you at Maker Faire! Wisconsin Expo Center State Fair Park Sept 23 & 24, 2017