Arduino vs. Insights Hub

Excellent for teaching - learning and small projects of automation, robotics, domotics in industry.It has a large development community and being a free software is widely recognized and is constantly evolving.Not very suitable for scenarios where wifi connectivity is needed, in order to make use of it, it is necessary to purchase additional products.

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Great for getting started quickly and only for the tools you use. Scaling up is then fast and there is an extensive range of ready made apps that support industrial use cases. Connectivity to the OT layer for data collection and remote access is simplified and takes away much of the complexity in getting connected and surfacing data from machines or sensors.

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• Easy interfacing with other microcontrollers
• Your IDE is versatile for programming other types of microcontrollers.

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• Easy to get started
• Good pricing model
• Ease of use

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• Arduino should implement wifi communication on most of its development boards.
• Extend your protection against electromagnetic noise

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• An overview and drilldown into where attributes are used across the solution, such as in rules, dashboards and apps. This would make it easier to maintain and understand the potential impact of change.
• Provide more detailed and insightful information when an app has changed so the end user knows what is new or different.
• Quick and user-friendly app building tools to create user entry forms on dashboards that doesn't require Mendix or VFC.

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Arduino has its own IDE which allows the programming of its development kits to be done quickly and easily, compared to others.

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Equivalent and/or better.

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• Positive impact on teaching processes, students find their development cards attractive.
• In projects where fast implementation is necessary, it is the best option.

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• Not really applicable as we are a reseller

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