We have just deployed a new version of the Blocktinu Windows application. It is available for download from BLOCKTINU.com/downloads website. WHAT’S NEW? Besides some visual changes, there is a new button to upload some testing code to your Tinusaur Board with an EDUx4IO Shield. That is very convenient for testing if the board was assembled … Read more
We have updated the user guides for how to assemble the Tinusaur Board, Shield LEDx2 and Shield EDUx4IO. They are all in PDF format and are available at the following links: Tinusaur Board 3 – Assembling Tinusaur Shield LEDx2 – Assembling Tinusaur Shield EDUx4IO – Assembling The collection of user guides is at tinusaur.org/guides. Our plans are, … Read more
Here are the changes: Fixed bug that caused an error message when there is a space in the name of the HEX file or in the path to your user folder. Now, the juicy part … This is the first version of the Blocktinu Windows Desktop Application. How, as part of the app, there are 2 … Read more
What is the Tinusaur project about? Here we will explain it to you step-by-step.
With the growing interest in our project and kits, we decided to plan for and launch another Indiegogo crowdfunding campaign – next week. The goals: to make 1000 or more boards; to bring the cost for the Tinusaur Board Lite down to $3 a piece. The link for the campaign will be http://igg.me/at/tinusaur. Some of our team … Read more
This is quick update for September and October. The presentation at Maker Faire in New York (http://makerfaire.com/new-york-2014/) on Sept. 21st went very well – 80% full of the small auditorium. The Faire itself was terrific. On October 15, as part of the European CodeWeek (http://codeweek.eu/) the Tinusaur Project was presented to the students and teachers at one … Read more