3 ms·
I could be wrong with this new Uno, but the biggest difference between a pico and uno (traditionally) was that the USB firmware in the uno could allow you to em
by withinboredom 3y ago
I could be wrong with this new Uno, but the biggest difference between a pico and uno (traditionally) was that the USB firmware in the uno could allow you to emulate mice/joysticks. That's huge if you're building simpits, or human interface prototypes.
- crote 3y agoThe RP2040 used by the Pi Pico has native USB support, so using it for HID devices is fairly trivial. The previous Uno was a bit of a pain because it had two MCUs, with one essentially just acting as a USB interface to the other. The new Uno has the USB pins muxed both directly the MCU and the onboard ESP32, so that should be easier to work with.