ProtoPie is a powerful tool that can be used for making dynamic prototypes for web, mobile or desktop applications. With ProtoPie you can make complex hi-fi wireframes that use variables, conditions, timeline based animations and more…
For this article, I will focus on making stuff happen in ProtoPie Studio with an Arduino through ProtoPie Connect. Sending messages to an Arduino is also possible and is covered in a separate article.
ProtoPie is a powerful tool that can be used for making dynamic prototypes for web, mobile or desktop applications. With ProtoPie you can make complex hi-fi wireframes that use variables, conditions, timeline based animations and more…
For this article, I will focus on using ProtoPie Studio (to make the prototype), ProtoPie Player and ProtoPie Connect to light up the onboard LED on an Arduino UNO. It is focused on making the connection between Arduino and ProtoPie, so once that connection is in place, the step to using other output on the Arduino is easy. Sending messages to ProtoPie is also possible and will be covered in a separate article.
Add a capacitive sensor to your Arduino and make your Arduino work as a keyboard.
Use this sensitive measurement board to determine the quality of water based on its total dissolved solids or TDS. Find out whether your tap water is clean, or keep an eye on your aquarium water, and more!
This set includes the measurement board as well as a detachable water-proof measurement probe of 60 cm. The board has a standard 3-pin header interface connector and has a simple analog voltage readout.
This article gives a short overview of the similarities and differences between the micro:bit, Arduino and Raspberry Pi. Based on this overview you can hopefully make a more educated guess what device you should pick for your project.