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Latest revision as of 23:48, 17 March 2020
Goal
The simplest Arduino in the world to make, completely machinable with the D3D Universal, using plotter (or hand drawing) and CNC drill attachments, or upgrading the D3D Universal to full milling - to make a practical Arduino circuit. Applications: can be made either for part count reduction, or for low-resource environments. The importance here is that we are building a practical system, not only an edutainment system.
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