Arduino Smart Control

Arduino Nano is a microcontroller board widely used in projects that entail automation. Due to its tiny footprint – compared to Arduino UNO – and enhanced reliability, the tool can be integrated into many projects, including mini robots and wearables, for instance.

In the eventuality that you own an Arduino Nano, chances are that you want to make the most of it and program it properly so that it meets your needs and preferences. Arduino Smart Control is a dedicated tool that provides a simple way to communicate, or more appropriately to manage, your Arduino Nano via the serial. The program can come in handy in a wide variety of projects, including school projects that involve electronic, embedded systems or robotics.

For starters, you can manage the 4 LEDs by switching between Monos and Bistable as well as the Relay. On a side note, the bistable mode is set to 1 second according to the developer. You have the possibility to make various measurements, namely the temperature, humidity, water sensor and light sensor. It is worth mentioning that you can save these values in the memory so that you can compare them with other readings you take in the near future.