Here are the platforms on which microMighty was built to simplify embedded development.

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E2FL/Callisto

Callisto is a 100 MHZ ARM Cortex-M4 microcontroller board running microMighty 2.0.  It was developed to be form-factor and pin compatible with the Adafruit Feather to enable the maker to seamlessly integrate existing technologies.

Callisto met a milestone achievement for a mass distribution of boards for education with the delivery of 16 boards to a local middle-school for integration into their robotics program.

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LUABOARD

The microMighty LuaBoard (originally just microMighty) was the platform originally developed to for the Lua-based environment that is microMighty.  This platform hosts a powerful ARM Cortex-M7 microcontroller core running at a blazing 216 MHz.  This platform was designed to be an all-in-one general purpose board for building small robots without extra hardware required (other than sensors of course!). 

 
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Callisto Quick-Start and Introduction
Callisto Quick-Start and Introduction

Welcome to the world of embedded programming using the Lua language and the E2FL/Callisto processor module.  Using Callisto to learn to build embedded applications such as robots is quick, intuitive and fun. The only things that you’ll need to get going right away is an interest in some curiosity, and a serial terminal application.  In the next few steps you’re going to connect Callisto to the computer, and test it by writing some quick code to light some LEDs!

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