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I can understand the need for smaller runtime, but why a dedicated board? I mean, what not on top of arduino/pi/other existing board?
by wiradikusuma 12y ago
I can understand the need for smaller runtime, but why a dedicated board? I mean, what not on top of arduino/pi/other existing board?
- bduerst 12y agoI'm just speculating, but maybe for low-level driver standardization? I've used devices with python projects on the pi and some of the driver setup can get tricky.