Arduino Internet of Things Part 1: Burning The Arduino Bootloader Onto A Blank ATmega328p Chip Using The Arduino Uno — Maker Portal

This is the first of several Internet of Things (IoT) tutorials using the ATmega328p board. I chose the ATmega328p board because of its ubiquity in the Arduino maker electronics community, and the low-power consumption and efficiency of the chip. In this tutorial, I discuss the parts needed to make

This blog is intended for young innovators interested in real-world applications to engineering. A maker-based approach is explored through written articles using Raspberry Pi and Arduino as central and control components. Topics range from heat transfer, acoustics, robotics, data analysis, sensor design, and more. Difficulty levels range depending on the topic and there is extensive focus on open-source software implementation, however, there will be articles with a focus on software design as well. The intention is to demonstrate applications of engineering that are repeatable at the intermediate level without requiring colossal resources. 

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