The Zybot Makes its Educational Debut
Our illustrious Zybot travels abroad! Kaitlyn provides details on the recent international activities of the globe-trotting robot.
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Introducing the Analog Shield
The story behind the Analog Shield began with Dr. Gregory Kovacs, professor at Stanford University, who saw the successes his students had with the Arduino Uno and use that as a bridge into the world of analog electronics. However, the analog features on the Uno were limited and he needed to create a platform that would enable all of the concepts he wanted to teach on one platform. So when Dr. Gregory approached us and asked if we wanted to make his Analog Shield, we said, “Absolutely!”
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