Why?

It started as an educational challenge teaching myself robotics and programming. Most solutions involved breadboards and lots of confusing wires. My first cockpit panel for DCS World was "cable salad," a total wired mess. I wanted prototyping to to be easier since my designs were to become PCBs.

At the same time I started mentoring kids with Arduino, and the wires served as obstacle. I need something simple, easy to assemble, cheap to replace, able to use cheap aliepxress sensors and useable on Windows|MacOs|Linux and Raspberry Pi. A no-hassle setup for kids, parents and myself.

Example: EasyLab

What does it do?

Enables akids to experiment with sensors and robots. Online training videos are provided.

How does it work?

Its straighforward. Connect robot motors to PCB, plugin an Arduino with USB, and you're ready to go. Not doing robots? The corcodile clips enables easily connection of pinned sensors, LCDs. Very useful for beginnners and kids' training.

Example: with LCD screen and EasyPads connected

Example: With robotmotors and LCD screen

What do you need?

The board requires an Arduino Nano. Robotmotors are optional.

Features

Its got an onboard motordiver, ports for servo, connections for an LCD screen and grove connectors.