Arduino Digispark
Aug. 21st, 2012 08:02 amI've just been told by ![[personal profile]](https://www.dreamwidth.org/img/silk/identity/user.png)
damien_wise of a Kickstarter project for a tiny Arduino computer called the Digispark. It is smaller than the average USB thumbdrive. I was so impressed I pledged $28 (+$10 international delivery) for 3 of the little marvels.
Each Digispark has a USB connector through which it can be powered and communicate with your main computer, separate power input if you don't want to use the USB connector, and 6 pins for input-output (I/O) or 4 if you want to communicate through the USB connector, 4 of the I/O pins can measure analog values and send them as digital numbers (ADC).
This cool, inexpensive (about $10) little computer lets you have any number of easily connected, easily programmed controllers and/or sensors.
It is open hardware too!
Brilliant!
http://www.kickstarter.com/projects/digistump/digispark-the-tiny-arduino-enabled-usb-dev-board
(I tried to embed the code for the video, but neither Dreamwidth nor LiveJournal will allow it. You'll have to go to the Kickstarter page to see it.)
damien_wise of a Kickstarter project for a tiny Arduino computer called the Digispark. It is smaller than the average USB thumbdrive. I was so impressed I pledged $28 (+$10 international delivery) for 3 of the little marvels.Each Digispark has a USB connector through which it can be powered and communicate with your main computer, separate power input if you don't want to use the USB connector, and 6 pins for input-output (I/O) or 4 if you want to communicate through the USB connector, 4 of the I/O pins can measure analog values and send them as digital numbers (ADC).
This cool, inexpensive (about $10) little computer lets you have any number of easily connected, easily programmed controllers and/or sensors.
It is open hardware too!
Brilliant!
http://www.kickstarter.com/projects/digistump/digispark-the-tiny-arduino-enabled-usb-dev-board
(I tried to embed the code for the video, but neither Dreamwidth nor LiveJournal will allow it. You'll have to go to the Kickstarter page to see it.)