The Versalino Nano Now Available!

This time we decided to up the ante. The Versalino Nano is a combination of everything you liked with the Versalino Uno, with the addition of several highly requested features on top of a dramatic miniaturization! At one inch wide and just over 2 inches tall this board is still 100 percent compatible with ...

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Make your next idea a reality with the Versalino™ Uno

Make your next idea a reality with the Versalino™ Uno

More about the Versalino™ Uno Have you ever spent too much trying to get a design project off the ground? Ever imagined what it would be like if your next project didn't have to cost you an arm and a leg? Tired of having to redevelop an entire design once you need to make a ...

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Bareduino328: Programming guide

Bareduino328: Programming guide

Now that you have a working Bareduino, you'll want it to do more then just blink over and over. So lets get into programming it. You will need the Arduino IDE to program your Bareduino. Click here to go to the download page of the Arduino IDE. There are many of ways to program your new ...

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Programming a Versalino with a Regular Arduino

Programming a Versalino with a Regular Arduino

By extremely popular request this weeks guide is on the use of a regular Arduino™ Uno or Duemilanove to program a Versalino™ Nano or Versalino™ Uno. In response I have already created a really in-depth video guide that goes over all the details of the process, but for you word junkies out there, I ...

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The image above is to help you identify where the VIN side of the load-board is using the missing pin on the BUS structure for reference.

Running a Versalino load-board with a regular Arduino

So you would love to play with one of the upgrade boards for the Versalino, but you aren't quite ready to take the plunge? No worries this guide will let you get things up and running in no time flat using your standard Arduino and some of our handy Male to Female cables. Obviously, it ...

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Get your Arduino Due while supplies last!

So you can do a ton of stuff with 16 MHz... Ever wondered what you could do with 84 MHz? Well find out with the Arduino Due, an 84 MHz beast that came straight from the belly of Arduino's dungeons (they probably don't have a dungeon, but it's Europe so I am just guessing ...

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Virtuabotix is heading for the high seas!

Project by the SCOUT Team SCOUT: The Autonomous Transatlantic Boat SCOUT is not your average boat in more ways than one. Designed and built by a team of 5 college students, SCOUT is a 13 ft. autonomous boat designed to cross the Atlantic. SCOUT is built using carbon fiber, is powered by the sun, and is controlled by ...

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