On the 23rd of July, the Hackaday published an article giving more details about the dispute over the Arduino brand, including the vision of Frederico Musto about this matter. In their dispute, the Chinese (and others) flooded the market with clone boards (legal) and fake boards (illegals) confusing the buyers. But at the same time cheapening the board, which in its genuine version, could be a lot cheaper, democratizing even more the learning and developing of embedded systems.
Given the tremendous amount of press coverage of Massimo Banzi and the Arduino LLC side of the story (Arduino.cc), it's very interesting to hear how the whole situation looks where [Frederico Musto] sit (Arduino.org). In the end, it came away with what it feel is a more balanced and complete picture of the situation, as well as interesting news about future products from the Arduino SRL camp. [Musto’s] take on the legal proceedings, both past and present, is nothing short of fascinating.
For more information click here.
from electronic for robot http://ift.tt/1MxChB8
0 comments:
Post a Comment