The Arduino Hour at World Maker Faire New York
In this video from World Maker Faire New York 2012, Massimo Banzi updates the audience on all the latest hardware and software developments in the Arduino platform. He talks about the new 32-bit ARM-based Due board and David Mellis explains how the IDE has been upgraded under the hood to accomodate these new boards while keeping the user experience consistent. The Arduino team then turns it over to Alf-Egil Bogen (who is one of the inventors of AVR at Atmel) to talk about the chips at the core of Arduino.
Filed under: Arduino, Maker Faire
[original story: MAKE » Arduino]