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1. Pickup an arduino and build something - maybe a r/c truck with some IR sensors and servos that scan for an "autonomous" powered car 2. If you can get your h

1. Pickup an arduino and build something - maybe a r/c truck with some IR sensors and servos that scan for an "autonomous" powered car 2. If you can get your hands on a raspberry pi - I would highly recommend building something with it that is platform based. e.g. http://hackaday.com/2012/08/29/party-photo-printer-built-around-a-raspberry-pi/ http://hackaday.com/2012/08/29/party-photo-printer-built-aro... Either way focus on 1 project and get it built from start to finish. Even if it sucks, focus on completion - just my $0.02 :)

sepetoner 14y ago
This is exactly what I was looking for. I have heard of both arduino, and raspberry pi, but I believe this is where my knowledge is lacking. What are their capabilities? Obviously I will look into them now, but what can they do? All I have done in my microcontrollers class is make an LED screen say different things, and move wheels forward and backward. Is this what these two do?