BigClown: The IoT Kit for Makers

Posted on Wed 24th, January 2018

• #1

opichals

Hey!

There is a running campaign for BigClown make kit here https://www.indiegogo.com/projects/bigclown-the-iot-kit-for-makers-for-you-diy#/ .

Their core module is 19EUR (192k flash, 20k RAM, ARM Cortex M0+ 32-bit MCU STM32L083CZ (ST)... so similar to Olimexino STM32) or 29EUR for the same thing with an RF chip for wireless communication. It all comes with great support, security chip on board, an async API based SDK and a warranty.

What would you think of porting Espruino to it? Any interest?

Best Regards
Standa
• #2

allObjects

it is for what it is sold for... in many aspects an anti pod to Espruiono. It's just yet another Arduino... actually even more difficult to use because no (visual) IDE - just tool chain - it does not matter that the tool chain is solid... it is just not for the average Joe and Ann - no insult there, I look at ne as aJoe. And 20K or RAM... it is targeting a different application realm.

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