As an Arduino projects developer, a full functional environment on power enough platform, supporting open source standard library, more flexible communication between devices, more synchrony or asynchrony control coming from kernel system, faster computing backend with simplicity architact, which device always is needed when you develop a either complex multi functional or basic low cost Arduino project.
Yes, this is Rubix A10, a new FULL Linux board with full Arduino compatible pins, easy plugging together, working with Arduino compatible boards, full open source development environment, high performance computing ARM architecture, very suits for either Arduino advanced developer or Arduino educator for beginner with no PC laptop dependence.
Rubix is designed for Arduino projects, leveraging the simplicity of the Arduino software experience. The integration of the standard Arduino pins interface enables Rubix to use the existing Arduino shield ecosystem so that innovators can expand the Rubix to develop a wide range of high-performance multi functional projects, such as visual motor control project, camera or lighting automation system, IR connection, remote collect data from sensors, and wireless integration control system, actually Rubix prepares All in One for you.
Here is a demo picture from INTERNEL resources of Rubix official website.
In the picture, all sketches are directly loaded from Rubix (middle unit) into Arduino UNO (bottom unit) to control simple LCD Arduino shield (top unit).
Here is an INTERNAL video for Rubix getting started if you'd like to enjoy watching.
Rubix is able to quickly bootup FULL functional Linux less than 35 seconds! it is based on A10 processor wiht Mali400, 1GB RAM, 4GB NAND and 150Mbps wireless. it has more applications(Arduino IDE, GNOME MPlayer, LibreOffice,Midori Browser, Apache web server, Mysql database), also has a lot of programming languages, such as Python,Perl, Ruby, Java, PHP, gcc.
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