I’ve referenced Toolduino before. Now I use Firmata more (upon which Toolduino is based). It turns the Arduino into a simple interface, rather than letting it think at all. I find this handy for prototyping up custom interfaces and checking the low level electronics. It’s cross-platform, of course.

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2 comments to “Firmata for Arduino”

  1. Edgar dos Reis says:

    Good Afternoon

    I am a student of electrical engineering and have much interest this tool of Arduino: FIRMATA.
    Because I have a few projects for developing and this interface will optimize them for sure.
    I wonder if you have some material or site that can instruct the uses there.
    Or we can talk to exchange some information about it.

    Grateful for the attention,
    Edgar dos Reis

  2. L. says:

    Arduino has a very active userbase:
    Main site: http://www.arduino.cc/
    Discussion forum: http://arduino.cc/forum/

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