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For a prototype there's nothing nearly as easy to use as a Pi or an Arduino. Could you just use a Pi Zero W? Those are pretty small. On the small side, have yo
by danielvf 9y ago
For a prototype there's nothing nearly as easy to use as a Pi or an Arduino. Could you just use a Pi Zero W? Those are pretty small.
On the small side, have you seen the ESP8266? Try the adafruit Huzzah version for your first one. You can program them from the Arduino IDE, so that you can use existing libraries.
- kuon 9y agoThe thing is, the prototype will have to be robust enough for it to convince. Because the actual use of the device will be tested in real condition. So I cannot make an ugly prototype with wires all over the place. I need a "near final" form factor and battery use. I will look into your suggestions.