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Students from Vladimir Komarov High School got acquainted with the production process at the Mechatronics factory in Gabrovo

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Mechatronica Gabrovo

When theory meets practice Students from 9th and 11th majoring in “Automated Systems” and “Automation of Continuous Production” at Vl. Komarov High School got acquainted with the activities of the company MECHATRONICA AD in Gabrovo. With the help of Tinusaur, they visited the company’s modernly equipped factory. There the packaging machines are designed and manufactured …   Learn more …

Students from The University of Veliko Tarnovo acquired valuable practical skills while studying with Tinusaur

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Tinusaur's learning center

The young people upgraded their knowledge in the discipline “Microcontrollers and Embedded Devices” developed by the Tinusaur team 22 first-year students from St. Cyril and St. Methodius University of Veliko Tarnovo have completed another stage of the practical classes. They are held annually in the Tinusaur’s learning center. During the practical training, the students assembled …   Learn more …

Tinusaur participates in the exhibition “Youth Technical Creativity” 2022 in Gorna Oryahovitsa

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Youth Technical Creativity 2022

The microcontroller boards and training opportunities of the company aroused interest among students and teachers from the country Tinusaur‘s team took part in the sixth edition of the Youth Technical Creativity 2022 exhibition. It took place on April 14 and 15 in the Nikola Petrov Sports Hall, Gorna Oryahovitsa. At our stand, visitors could see …   Learn more …

The STEM kit from Tinusaur is on Amazon USA at a discount until the end of the month.

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STEM kit on #Amazon USA at a discount

STEM kit on Amazon USA to assemble your miniature computer and then program it with blocks. Our STEM kit is on Amazon USA at a discount until the end of the month. The Starter EDU kit is a unique product – it lets you assemble your own miniature computer and then program it with our …   Learn more …

Business card with display uses our ATtiny85 OLED library – SSD1306xLED

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Business card sized arcade game for ATtiny85 the OLED library SSD1306xLED

The business card sized arcade game by Dan Schnur uses our ATtiny85 OLED library SSD1306xLED. А couple of months ago, I saw a post by Dan Schnur in one of the Arduino groups on Facebook about a business card sized board with an ATtiny85 microcontroller and OLED display. It was actually an arcade game. After …   Learn more …

Students from High School “Vladimir Komarov” created melodies using an electronic board during a STEM workshop

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STEM Workshop

Tinusaur provokes the creativity of Veliko Tarnovo students through interesting training in the Elena Balkans Spring break can be not only fun but also rewarding. Students from 9th and 11th grades of School “Vladimir Komarov” majoring in “Automated systems and automation of continuous production” were convinced. They participated in the STEM Workshop Spring Academy, led …   Learn more …

Tinusaur – a local Veliko Tarnovo company takes part in Bett Show 2022 – the world’s largest exhibition for educational innovations and technologies

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Tinusaur Bett Show

Tinusaur was among the eight Bulgarian companies to present their technological developments in education in London The natural science and programming training platform Tinusaur based in Veliko Tarnovo took part in the large-scale exhibition Bett Show 2022. The event took place in London, the UK from 23 to 25 March. Over 1,300 exhibitors from around …   Learn more …

How to connect ATtiny85 to multiple MAX7219 LED 8×8 Matrices

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MAX7219 ATtiny85 for Multiple LED Matrices

How we could work with multiple MAX7219 LED 8×8 matrices connected in a chain, light up some LEDs, and use a memory buffer to save the current state of the LEDs. In our previous tutorial, we discussed how to create an interface between the ATtiny85 microcontroller and MAX7219 controller and connect a single 8×8 LED matrix. The …   Learn more …

How to connect MAX7219 to an ATtiny85 and work with an 8×8 LED Matrix

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MAX7219tiny MAX7219 ATtiny85

What’s our goal? To connect a MAX7219 based LED Matrix module to an ATtiny85 microcontroller and control the LEDs. Doesn’t sound very complicated, right? The Titorial We wrote a short tutorial about how MAX7219 modules work, how to connect them to ATtiny85, and how to write a simple library to work with them Continue reading the MAX7219 ATtiny85 tutorial …   Learn more …

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