
It may look like a toy and may even have won a best toy award, but it is much more. It is a prototyping tool for electronics projects. For example, it has an Arduino IDE for writing actual firmware code that you can upload to a microcontroller (like the ESP32) and use it to collect temperature data and generate reports on a website served by the same controller for less than $10 . . In conjunction with an Alexa device, you can easily control an air conditioner in the attic, for example. Before doing all this, however, it is possible to prototype the electronics using CrowPi2, which comes with the Linux operating system and is full of example code like "Hello" as shown in the attached video.

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