Arduino MKR WiFi 1010 ABX00023 | IoT Development Board with SAMD21 Cortex-M0+, WiFi & Bluetooth Connectivity for Smart Projects, Wireless Automation and Remote Monitoring Applications

Je possèdait une carte Arduino Uno, et je voulait me lancer dans le monde des objet connecté. Reçu rapidement, bien emballée, et fonctionne très bien. Je recommande !

久方ぶりにArduinoUno以外のArduino買ってみました。 随分と便利になったんだね。こりゃなんでもできるわ！ワクワクが止まらない！

i’ve gotten other brands and other models but this is lovely! it has built in wifi, both analog and digital pins although not as many as like a mega2560, or really even a pico, but the libraries are there and it’s super easy to use compared to like micropython and special ides

Funktioniert einwandfrei. Einbinden ins Netzwerk und die Programmierung mithilfe von Google ohne Probleme

The Arduino MKR WiFi 1010 is an Arduino Nano with integrated Low Emission Bluetooth (Bluetooth LE) and WiFi. I had been using an Arduino Uno Rev 3 but needed WiFi. After many failed attempts at integrating an ESP8266 module, I discovered this microcontroller on the Arduino site. Since the WiFi is already integrated, I could move on with my project. When the product arrived, I ported my code to the new board but found that any attempts to push valued to the EEPROM failed. This is because the MKR WiFi 1010 doesn't HAVE and EEPROM. There are supposed to be methodologies for using the built-in FLASH memory as EEPROM, but the notes I've found are very dubious in that they say there is a limit to the number of times you can do this. I elected to save the initial values as defaults in the code with the ability to adjust them through interactions. It makes for a clunky startup, but it addresses the issue in the short term. I will integrate and SD-Card reader to fill the void.