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ESP32, Arduino and Raspberry Pi Pico.
Hardware In development
C2C Board Control
Describe it, and the board is programmed and tested.
Programming small electronics boards takes coding, wiring and testing know-how. Board Control lets you describe what you want, and it writes the code, programs the board and tells you honestly whether it worked.
Who it’s for
- Makers and hobbyists
- Students
- Builders of small devices
How it works
- 1
Plug in a board
Connect a common development board to your computer.
- 2
Describe it
Say what it should do, like “blink the light when the button is pressed.”
- 3
It builds and programs
The code is written and loaded onto the board.
- 4
Get an honest result
It tests what it can and says Verified or Not Verified.
What you can do with it
Plain-language requests
Describe the behavior — no coding needed.
Programs the board
Writes, builds and loads the code for you.
Honest testing
Never claims a test it did not actually run.
Parts list
A list of the parts the project needs.
Safe checks
Catches wiring and power problems before they cause damage.
C2C Board Control is being built in the open
It is still in development. If it would solve a problem for you, I would like to hear about it.