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The Dot One

Learn electronics by building smart, connected things

The Dot One is an Internet of Things maker board which lets anyone discover the world of electronics and engineering. Built and designed in Ireland 🇮🇪

Launch tags:

Internet of Things•Developer Tools•Tech

Launch Team

Conall Laverty

Open Lung - Open Source Ventilator

Maker

Hey Product Hunters! Today I’m proud to share with you all the Dot One, the first hardware product from Wia, an Internet of Things startup based in Dublin, Ireland. The Dot One is designed as an entry level piece of kit for kids of all ages and makers who want to learn electronics and create their own inventions. The product is built on top of the Wia Cloud which is being used by developers in more than 100 countries and comes pre-configured for the platform out of the box. We are also releasing our new Blocks programming interface which allows users to create the code required to control hardware without requiring any previous programming experience using a simple drag and drop user interface. This will be an exclusive feature for the Dot One. Looking forward to hearing what you all think! Cheers, Conall

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6yr ago

Aaron O'Leary

Product Hunt

@conalllaverty Nice to see a Dublin company here, based in Cork myself. This concept is great, kind of takes Rasberry Pi style products to the next level.

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6yr ago

Conall Laverty

Open Lung - Open Source Ventilator

Maker

@aaronoleary Thanks Aaron! I'll hopefully be bringing some down to Cork soon.

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6yr ago

Fearghal Power

Great bit of kit.

Pros:

Really simple and easy to use. I'm hooked

Cons:

Nothing I can think of at the moment

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6yr ago

Jake Phillips

Excited to see what’s next!

Pros:

Easy to pick up and use out of the box, affordable, and a really clever blend of hardware and add ons

Cons:

None

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6yr ago

Reviews of Wia

Cormac Chisholm

•1 review

Wia boasts a broad range of integrations and I can see it becoming the goto for developers building IoT projects in the near future, not to mention the remainder of the makers market.

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7yr ago