Marius Kintel <kintel@sim.no> schrieb am 14.03.2007 13:19:46:
On 14. mar. 2007, at 13:05, Andreas.Trawoeger@wgkk.at wrote:
Ich habe mir vor zwei Wochen bei Smilemicro http:// www.smileymicros.com/ das Butterfly Project Kit + 6 Butterflies gekauft (damit sich das Shipping auszahlt).
Das Arduinoboard und der Workshop im MetaLab ist aber an mir vorübergeganen :-((
I would also be interested in a butterfly. If there is interest, I could look into how to integrate the butterfly with the Arduino software and toolchain. It should be doable to get a basic integration up and running, but it might be some work to make a full integration..
That would be great :-)) I found the Butterfly because I was looking for a cheap device for kids that is more advanced than a simple lab kit like http://messtechnik-online.at/kosmos/easyelectronic.html, but is still useable without having to know C programming. The idea that is spinning in my head is programming a Butterfly with a bunch of programms like http://www.arduino.cc/en/Tutorial/KnightRider So all a kid has to do to get started is connecting a couple of leds or sensors to a butterfly and start the right programm. Most of the development kits available are either higly expensive (like Lego Mindstorm) or too complicated because you have to learn a lot of C just to make a single led blinking (not to mention the expensive PC you need to do the programming). cu andreas