> Unfortunate that they used a name ending in 'uino' since this is in no way an Arduino and not compatible with Arduino in terms of code or pin out. I agree wi

> Unfortunate that they used a name ending in 'uino' since this is in no way an Arduino and not compatible with Arduino in terms of code or pin out. I agree with you about the name. This pinout, however, is very different from the Arduino because this thing has a lot more pins than the Arduino has. And the pinout of the normal Arduino is really annoying, because there's a non-standard half-pin width gap between two of the headers on the Arduino. But prefabricated Arduino shields are really popular and supporting them would be a really good idea.