This is Arduino

This is Arduino

Short video lectures by Maarten Lamers for the course "Hardware & Physical Computing" of the Media Technology MSc program. They introduce Arduino i/o boards through simple examples that demonstrate how to connect and program the board. It should give you enough knowledge to decide if you can use the Arduino i/o board in interactive objects and artworks. Basic programming skills are assumed, but you need not be an excellent programmer to understand the examples. Programming examples are in the Arduino and Processing languages. No knowledge of electronics is assumed.

Twelve videos of 5-18 minutes each. Accompanying webpage with example code and links:
https://liacs.leidenuniv.nl/~lamersmh/this-is-arduino/

Arduino boards make it possible to digitally interface with the real physical world. You can program an Arduino board to drive motors, measure humidity, open valves, read the state of switches, control leds, set off fireworks, measure acceleration, vibrate, and much more. Arduino boards are popular, because they are cheap and have many connection capabilities. Also, they can be easily programmed in a variant of the Processing language, with a similar programming environment.

These short lectures were filmed in November 2020. Watch the clips in the correct order, and get all the example code plus lecture information from https://liacs.leidenuniv.nl/~lamersmh/this-is-arduino/.
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