So he was part of this outfit? https://a-wit.com/
The C Stamp microcontroller platform is developed by A-WIT [4].
Oh i see he had a program with someone he and the other person came up with called C stamp. That was losted 10 years ago.
A-WIT TECHNOLOGIES INC.
C Stamp Syntax and Reference Manual
Looks like you would need the installation CD from A-WIT.
There is this interesting acknowledgement in the manual:
Acknowledgements
A-WIT Technologies would like to thank and recognize Mr. Keith Kitowski, “Tinkerer
Extraordinaire”, for a very thorough review and feedback for this manual.
(For a while, “stamp” was somewhat used as a generic term to describe those small boards with just the components needed to make a microcontroller run … something. They’’d be incorporated into a larger project like the one in your photo. By those standards, an arduino nano is a “stamp.”
Such boards may or may not have included firmware to help them run higher level code (like the basic stamps, or the picaxe boards. Or, there were even some “Java stamps.”))
Hey West, Thank you for that information. I did see a lot of stuff referring to the work stamp. From hardware to software. My friend and the one guy he was working with was making there own I guess type of IDE controller. They called it C-Stamp. But now I'm starting to see a lot of of what others are doing.
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