Sooo, you want a clever fast-track for making that into hardware?

[Shabdahbriah]

I don't code, but thought this was a potentially brilliant approach for many who do.

https://youtu.be/VLeYSyAP7nU?list=PLaip ... 2lraezyePA

[polseq]

It becomes quite difficult to integrate such platforms into a product. Merely because people who make hardware want to own the whole process and learn the nitty gritty details. Unfortunately, he cost per unit significantly increases when a platform is used. Nonetheless, it's pretty cool to see these things come up every now and then. Because I believe it gets people who find hardware to be inaccessible to play with it. Once you got the bug I would say going further into custom hardware is quite exciting for many.

[whyterabbyt]

Interesting. Already got Teensy and Daisy based modules, but as an education tool/platform, worth keeping an eye on.

[matt42]

Unfortunately, he cost per unit significantly increases when a platform is used.

I maybe don’t understand what you mean, but you don’t actually use the kit in production. It’s supposed to be just a prototyping tool, compatible with a few different micro controllers. If it’s actually any good I have no idea, but it’s interesting