Click to view our Accessibility Statement or contact us with accessibility-related questions
Showing 1 of 10 conversations about:
SkipPe
189
Apr 12, 2017
bookmark_border
Does anyone have any experience with the Edison? I have seen them Microcenter, but I thought that they were simply x86 Arduino controllers. Are they standalone computers like a pie, or more like Arduino? I know they take the Arduino stuff, but I am curious if anyone has made anything with one of these.
Apr 12, 2017
Maita
Apr 12, 2017
bookmark_border
SkipPeDon't quote me, but as far as I understand, they're kind of somewhere in between. I don't think they're capable of serving as general purpose computers the way a Pi can, but much more powerful than Arduino. I believe they're designed for much more advanced IoT prototyping for industry, whereas I'm pretty sure Arduinos are aimed squarely at makers and DIY enthusiasts.
I could be totally wrong, but this is the impression I got when I took a look at them hoping they could be used like a Pi to create a tiny, neat PC. Hopefully someone who knows for sure can chip in!
Apr 12, 2017
Dack
0
Aug 5, 2017
bookmark_border
Maitayour right. its more of an Arduino than a pi. they have built in wifi/bluetooth and are able of running simple web servers. also Intel never really supported it well and has now disconnected it.
Aug 5, 2017
View Full Discussion