Arduino: Prototyping

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Robert Gallup

1:53:07

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01 - Introduction

01 - Prototype with Arduino.mp4

00:56

02 - What you should know.mp4

01:17

03 - What's new in this update.mp4

00:43

02 - Understand Prototyping

01 - Purpose and pitfalls of prototypes.mp4

03:07

02 - Prototype form factors.mp4

02:32

03 - The prototype process.mp4

01:48

03 - Plan the Prototype

01 - Prototype planning considerations.mp4

01:56

02 - Demo product brief of handheld game.mp4

01:29

03 - Define the proof-of-concept prototype.mp4

01:12

04 - Select components and libraries.mp4

04:46

05 - Design the circuit.mp4

02:36

06 - Make a pin map.mp4

01:29

04 - Your Prototype Hello World

01 - Connect the display.mp4

06:27

02 - Display Hello World sketch.mp4

03:37

03 - Challenge Controlling the display.mp4

00:42

04 - Solution Controlling the display.mp4

02:22

05 - Animate the Display

01 - Understand display dynamics.mp4

01:27

02 - Implement display dynamics.mp4

07:50

03 - Challenge Modify the animation.mp4

00:35

04 - Solution Modify the animation.mp4

04:38

06 - Add Interaction

01 - Understand interaction logic.mp4

01:20

02 - Breadboard buttons and update pin map.mp4

01:21

03 - Implement buttons.mp4

06:33

04 - Challenge Name.mp4

00:56

05 - Solution Name.mp4

04:49

07 - Improve Responsiveness

01 - Blocking versus non-blocking code.mp4

04:07

02 - Understand timers.mp4

02:04

03 - Implement non-blocking interaction.mp4

04:06

08 - Advanced Interaction

01 - Button debouncing.mp4

05:55

02 - Advanced button interaction.mp4

03:45

03 - Implement button functions.mp4

08:06

04 - Challenge Game intro.mp4

00:32

05 - Solution Game intro.mp4

03:58

09 - Iterating your Prototype

01 - Use symbolic parameters.mp4

04:35

02 - Document prototypes.mp4

03:01

03 - Challenge Complete the experience.mp4

01:15

04 - Solution Complete the experience.mp4

04:45

10 - Conclusion

01 - Final thoughts.mp4

00:30

Exercise Files

Ex_Files_Arduino_Prototyping.zip

Description

For designers and product managers, the Arduino family of microcontrollers and easy-to-assemble components is a valuable tool for exploring and evaluating hardware product designs. Rapid, incremental prototypes can help improve outcomes and reduce cost and time in the design process. In this course, instructor Robert Gallup helps you go beyond the basics and learn what it takes to develop Arduino-based prototypes. Robert begins by providing an overview of the prototype development process, highlighting both best practices and potential pitfalls. He then steps through how to develop and refine a proof-of-concept prototype, introducing relevant concepts and techniques along the way. After this course, you'll be ready to tackle your own hardware prototyping using Arduino.
Robert also includes several hands-on challenges with solutions to help you better understand the LCD, animation dynamics, and the final process of completing your prototype and modifying it in response to feedback.

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Prototyping

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I create at the nexus of people, design, and technology. I’ve worked for startups and corporate empires. I’m a designer and coder who’s studied economics and psychology. I’ve managed game development teams, prototyped intelligent hardware products, and helped design user experiences for a car computer and an online learning platform. I’ve developed online training, presented in corporate classrooms, and led small and large workshops covering microcontroller programming and electronics. On the side, I’ve photographed in Africa, trekked the Himalayas, negotiated auto-rickshaw rides in New Delhi, and been lost on the Shinkansen in Japan. I’ve made musical instruments, performed in a classical Chinese music ensemble, played bagpipes in my basement and improvised with musical electronics and microcontrollers. With a diverse perspective and natural curiosity, I thrive exploring the frontiers of future products and experiences.

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