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by mbanzi 5y ago
I'm the co-founder of Arduino, we do provide support to industrial customers through our Arduino PRO division https://www.arduino.cc/pro we work already with a number of companies to implement our Pro products in their
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by mbanzi 5y ago
We have some pro products built to industrial standards that replace controllers like PLC and they require zero soldering https://blog.arduino.cc/2021/05/12/portenta-machine-control-...
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by mbanzi 5y ago
Arduino has a "PRO" line of products built to industrial standards which specialised devices for industrial control (PLC Like) and precision agriculture. check it out here https://www.arduino.cc/pro We work with a
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by mbanzi 6y ago
Thanks for the Kudos (Arduino co-founder here). Most likely they used an external service, which uses an algorithm to decide if a TM is used in the correct way or not. So the so called <profanity-word> lawyer was misguided by the work
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by mbanzi 6y ago
Go easy on Raspberry Pi. Trademarks allow a legitimate company to protect their customers from scammers and other kind dodgy behaviour. If you have a popular brand like theirs you have to use external services that are setup to help you pro
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by mbanzi 6y ago
If you ever are in Sicily you must go visit the MUSIF (The museum of functioning computers) it's in a beautiful small town near Siracusa. They have a very nice collection of working computers in an old building.It's a treat ! chec
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by mbanzi 7y ago
What is a "real" developer?
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by mbanzi 7y ago
It's not a rule i've read on any Italian report. There was a doctor in Bergamo who said that they might have to do that in an interview and it was misreported in the international media. (I'm Italian living abroad) the Italia
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by mbanzi 7y ago
I don't use torrents etc but to give you a customer perspective: Because of the proliferation of services and the lock-in each one of them is trying to promote, if you want to follow your favourite shows you would have to subscribe to
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by mbanzi 7y ago
Check out the Arduino Science Kit Physics Lab, ( https://store.arduino.cc/physics-lab ) it was built with Google and works with the Science Journal. It's a nice way toteach physics to junior high school students
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by mbanzi 7y ago
also if you care about your product actually working. There are so.many Chinese clones that are badly made or outright dangerous..
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by mbanzi 7y ago
it's a combination of hardware Dev tools and iot cloud to build AIoT projects / products
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by mbanzi 7y ago
the basic model is $49 Qt 1. you can also order boards with just the parts you need (minimum quantity applies) the price comes down a lot of you want
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by mbanzi 7y ago
atrocious ??, maybe on an 8 bit 8mhz device you can go faster if you write optimised assembly code but this is a 240Mhz+480Mhz device it's a different world....
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by mbanzi 7y ago
Respectfully what you say it's not entirely true. this product family is the response to the emergence of a lot of industrial automation projects that are built on Arduino hardware. Not everyone is building a nuclear plant or an artifi
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by mbanzi 7y ago
the pi is a great device but it's a consumer grade device. there are number of use cases it doesn't support very well (low power, realtime , industrial operational temperature etc)
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by mbanzi 7y ago
this product doesn't follow the classic definition of microcontroller. (you can rve run a version of Linux on this thing)
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by mbanzi 7y ago
this board runs MbedOs from arm which is a very robust Rtos with very advanced features. The the individual quality of libraries depends on the author like in any open source project.
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by mbanzi 7y ago
the product starts a 49. it's an industrial product with industrial temperature grade parts. it's also a quantity 1 price. if you buy in bulk directly the price comes down
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by mbanzi 7y ago
it's a dual core board. you run c++ /mbedos on the CM4 for your mission critical software then you can use the m7 for high level languages / tensorflow. you can even RPC between cores
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by mbanzi 7y ago
we released the beta Pro IDE with JTAG debugging capabilities. we have a powerful cli written in go which lets you compile /upload your code very simplt with whatever IDE you like the most. This board is certified for industrial temper
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by mbanzi 7y ago
the source is there but it's not formally open source until it's ready to release. this is to avoid people forking this before we think we can get meaningful contributions. bug reports are the best thing right now
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by mbanzi 8y ago
Shameless Plug, check out the Arduino Vidor 4000 , similar form factor and interfacing https://store.arduino.cc/arduino-vidor-4000
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by mbanzi 8y ago
thanks for mentioning Arduino (which is only partially Italian) :)
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by mbanzi 8y ago
Careful with the exploding Nanos :)
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by mbanzi 8y ago
Arduino co-founder here. Let me know if you have questions and suggestions. We have a lot of features in the making so your suggestions can help us shape the roadmap
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by mbanzi 8y ago
With all due respect the Arduino CLI is superior to Makefiles and similar tools. it's a single binary (no python or other stuff to install) that uses clang and other tools to automatically deal with dependencies and the process of conv
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by mbanzi 8y ago
I respectfully disagree. Arduino has evolved a lot since 2005. We have a ton of boards, features released every week almost. A cloud IDE https://create.arduino.cc , we recently launched our first FPGA board. Just because you are
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by mbanzi 8y ago
Arduino does a bit more than just "wrapping" other tools. otherwise it wouldn't have had the success it has
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by mbanzi 8y ago
The Arduino CLI handles that auto-magically (if you want) by leveraging clang and other tools. Also it's a single binary and doesn't require you to deal with python and other stuff. This was a pain point we got as feedback from a

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