Arduino and Mathematica--Computation in the Maker World
Why Mathematica Stack Exchange recommends it
Mathematica Stack Exchange users link it as the original introduction to ArduinoLink and as background for anyone trying to talk to an Arduino or serial device from Mathematica.
Recommended by 1 people across 1 different months, 2012 to 2016.
What it is
A 15-minute talk from the 2012 Wolfram Technology Conference in which Christopher Wolfram and Keshav Saharia show how Mathematica was connected to Arduino boards. They demonstrate using the link to measure, compute, visualize and control physical hardware.
What people said
Recommends halirutan · 2016-01 · Mathematica Stack Exchange · on “List of Mathematica related acronyms and their real meaning”
Here is a first try to assemble names of important technologies or products around Mathematica . I tried to give appropriate links and a clear description for each entry, so than new users have an idea what these things mean. For some entries though, I just was not able to give an exact definition and especially, how they relate to a normal Mathematica . Feel free to add concise information. ArduinoLink [LINK] : A Wolfram Language interface for Arduino that was first promoted [this video] during the 2012 Wolfram Technology Conference. Since version 10.1 Mathematica has its functionality built-in. CDF - Computable Document Format [LINK] : A file format for sharing dynamic Mathematica content that
Cites Szabolcs · 2012-12 · Mathematica Stack Exchange · on “Streaming Data into Mathematica from a serial port”
You might be interested in this Tech Conference talk: [this video] (I haven't watched it, but I remembered seeing the title the other day).
Cites David · 2015-10 · Mathematica Stack Exchange · on “Mathematica Arduino Link”
Has anyone successfully used Arduino Link package to generate code and communicate with the Arduino with Mathematica? I have tried using it but I get "Failed to upload sketch" when I try to connect the Arduino with Mathematica... I am using an Arduino Mega Here is a link to the package on github [LINK] Here is a link to a video that goes into deeper detail of Arduinolink [this video]