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The RoboHeart can also be programmed via the USB-C port. The RoboHeart is compatible with the Arduino IDE. You can find our RoboHeart library in the library manager of the Arduino IDE. As both the Arduino IDE and compatibility with the ESP32 are constantly changing, we keep the information on programming the RoboHeart up to date on our website.
On our website you will find information about RoboHeart and many other useful links such as tutorials, our forum, project ideas and links to our official libraries and examples, which are completely open source!
If you are familiar with programming ESP32 modules, you will notice that we have included the RESET and BOOT buttons. These do not need to be pressed when programming via USB-C, as the RoboHeart has an automatic upload mode. This means that if your Arduino IDE is correctly set to RoboHeart, you can simply click on Upload in the Arduino IDE and your sketch will be conveniently uploaded to the RoboHeart.
The RoboHeart can also be programmed via the USB-C port. The RoboHeart is compatible with the Arduino IDE. You can find our RoboHeart library in the library manager of the Arduino IDE. As both the Arduino IDE and compatibility with the ESP32 are constantly changing, we keep the information on programming the RoboHeart up to date on our website.
On our website you will find information about RoboHeart and many other useful links such as tutorials, our forum, project ideas and links to our official libraries and examples, which are completely open source!
If you are familiar with programming ESP32 modules, you will notice that we have included the RESET and BOOT buttons. These do not need to be pressed when programming via USB-C, as the RoboHeart has an automatic upload mode. This means that if your Arduino IDE is correctly set to RoboHeart, you can simply click on Upload in the Arduino IDE and your sketch will be conveniently uploaded to the RoboHeart.
