WORLDTECHWith the new VENTUNO Q board, Arduino hopes to make robotics development easier
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What happened
Qualcomm integrates Arduino technology Last year, Arduino was acquired by Qualcomm , which quickly gave the Monza, Italy-based company access to more resources and a new base of customers. While this is the first intentional step by Arduino into robotics, the company has over 20 years of experience working with robotics developers.
Arduino built the board for developers, prioritizing familiarity and ease of use with the right software, accessories, and extensions. While this is Arduino’s first intentional step into robotics, Marcello Majonchi, chief product officer of Arduino at Qualcomm, said the company has more than 20 years of experience working with robotics developers.
“This is the first intentional step for a product that is meant to be used as a single point of control of a modern robotics platform,” he told The Robot Report . Technical details of the VENTUNO Q VENTUNO Q has a dual-brain architecture.
Sources & evidence
- The Robot Report Reporting source
With the new VENTUNO Q board, Arduino hopes to make robotics development easier ↗
https://www.therobotreport.com/new-ventuno-q-board-arduino-hopes-make-robotics-development-easier/ - The Robot Report Reporting source
With the new VENTUNO Q board, Arduino hopes to make robotics development easier ↗
https://www.therobotreport.com/new-ventuno-q-board-arduino-hopes-make-robotics-development-easier/