TinkerForge introduces the Lego concept to the world of electronics. Small, stackable modules make up the foundation of TinkerForge's various products, and assembled into stacks they create a multitude of desired devices. TinkerForge offers Bricks (stackable microcontroller boards for sensing and controlling), Master Extensions (boards that extend the communication interfaces of a Master Brick), Bricklets (non-stackable sensor/actor boards that extend the features of a Brick), and stackable Power Supplies.
Developers, who wish to go beyond the prefabricated module choices, can use TinkerForge products to simply create their own affordable modules. Interfaces and Software follow the Open Source Principle. At the moment, TinkerForge Hardware can be programmed in C/C++, C#, Delphi, Java, PHP, Python and Ruby.
TinkerForge products are available to order at Trenz Electronic Shop with delivery starting in January 2013. For technical support, developer may contact Trenz Electronic directly.
About TinkerForge
Founded in 2011, TinkerForge is a German start-up business producing Open Source hardware and software. In 2012, TinkerForge was already awarded with the Chip Award 2012 for the product of the year.
Developers, who wish to go beyond the prefabricated module choices, can use TinkerForge products to simply create their own affordable modules. Interfaces and Software follow the Open Source Principle. At the moment, TinkerForge Hardware can be programmed in C/C++, C#, Delphi, Java, PHP, Python and Ruby.
TinkerForge products are available to order at Trenz Electronic Shop with delivery starting in January 2013. For technical support, developer may contact Trenz Electronic directly.
About TinkerForge
Founded in 2011, TinkerForge is a German start-up business producing Open Source hardware and software. In 2012, TinkerForge was already awarded with the Chip Award 2012 for the product of the year.
