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*A Sheild for the Arduino or a Hat For the Raspberry Pi that connects the two<br />
*Either by the serial ports, or some other protocol and port<br />
* [[The Combination of Arduino and Raspberry Pi]] is a powerful combination, too much for some projects, but if lots of ports (Especially analog) AND processing power is needed, it is the best thing next to a Custom SOC PCB<br />
*Most Connections Seem to Be either Custom Wires, or Simply adapting sheilds for one to the other; not connecting the two devices<br />
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=Prexisting Designs=<br />
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==Unknown Status (Feel Free To Research And Move)==<br />
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=Minimum Viable Product=<br />
*A PCB With Pins<br />
*optional soldering, but no wires<br />
*One for stacking a Raspberry Pi on an Arduino<br />
*Another for stacking an Arduino on a Raspberry Pi<br />
*A Side by Side Mount (Perhaps Updise down into the PCB with Pin Breakout Boards Redirecting the Pins back up?<br />
*All Pins Should Still Be Available<br />
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=Basic Design=<br />
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*OCI REQUEST? (Will fill in later)</div>Eric