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Why is there no arduino board (a really large board) that has all of the following. The board should also be able to control the power to all of these to save power.

a 7 amp regulator Pololu Step-Down Voltage Regulator D15V70F5S3
a few i/o expansions SparkFun 16 Output I/O Expander Breakout - SX1509 - BOB-13601 - SparkFun Electronics
a GPS
a gyro sensor
a accelerometer
a magnetic compass sensor
LCD screen (Serial to save I/O)
voltage sensor
built in motor controllers
current sensor Pololu - Current Sensors
microphone with amplifier SparkFun Electret Microphone Breakout - BOB-12758 - SparkFun Electronics
temperature and humidity sensor
light sensor
a few push buttons
some really small potentiometers (smaller than these Rotary Potentiometer - Linear (10k ohm) - COM-09288 - SparkFun Electronics)
gas sensors Biometrics - SparkFun Electronics
a servo controller
a few relays for controller large loads
IR remote control decoders
a piezo speaker
WiFi shield
Ethernet shield
Xbee socket
what the heck throw on a Geiger counter too and a GSM shield

Did I forget anything?

2

You left out solar/dynamo/battery powered.

3

And fit in a matchbox

4

You want the new Ardiono Interocitor.

5

And a built-in tiny 3D printer to repair itself should the board be damaged in any way.
Two printers, actually, so they can repair each other.

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I am sure they could actually make it the size of a match box. I don't think it would be that size with 3D printers though. Laser should also be added. Anyone want to design a PCB for this? I would actually buy one.

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The main reason is that 99% of customers will be paying 80% for stuff they don't need.

That said if you want to pay my normal rate I'll design the board for you.

Rob

8

It has to play Crysis and the IDE has to be backwards compatible to the ENIAC.

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arduinoPi:
Did I forget anything?

The kitchen sink.

10

Why don't produce it yourself and sell it instead of waiting for someone to steal you idea. ]:smiley:

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A Polish guy did a DIY board, named Multiblue EvB!


http://www.blue17.elektroda.eu/projekty/1477

For everything there, you have an Arduino library available, you just need to search for them on Internet.
You can insert there a Sanguino microcontroller (ATmega644P/1284P), or you can modify the design for an ATmega328P micro, or even an Arduino UNO footprint and add your own components. You can do anything you imagine (including laser diodes and stepper drivers for a 3D printer).

The board is nothing else than a DIY enhanced replica to a commercial board, EvB4.3 made by a Polish company (And-Tech) who targeted the Polish Universities.

http://and-tech.pl/produk-testowy/

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Looks like my original Bobuino with some buttons & LEDs added.
http://www.crossroadsfencing.com/BobuinoRev17/

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