On the second day of the Tinusaur summer course, the children were even more excited, as they already knew what was coming and how interesting it would be. At first, we spent time finishing up the main board and then proceeded to assemble and glue the wooden structure where the plant pot and the water … Learn more …
On Monday, June 17, in Veliko Tarnovo, we started the new summer course of Tinusaur. During this course, the students will create an autonomous irrigation system to grow and water the plants they plant. The interest in our new venture was quite high. As always, the group is relatively small – 8 children, so we … Learn more …
On June 13th, another group of students successfully completed the Tinusaur Course-Mini / Advanced. During it, the children assembled two completely new boards and continued with the programming of the Kids.Micro, which they had assembled during the first level of the Mini-course. The classes were held every Thursday from 5 pm to 7 pm at … Learn more …
How to connect 2 Tinusaur boards with Shield boards on them using 3 wires and how to write the code so they can exchange signals? All that, written as a tutorial for beginners. This could be done in 2 simple steps. Prerequisites We need to have 2 Tinusaur Boards with shield boards on them – … Learn more …
At the beginning of April, the Tinusaur team visited educational institutions and organizations in Yerevan, Armenia, to strengthen existing relationships and create new partnerships. The meetings took place thanks to the Embassy of the Republic of Bulgaria in Armenia, and especially Ambassador Kalin Anastasov and his team. We visited 131 “Peyo Yavorov” school in Yerevan, … Learn more …
After its successful launch at the Bett show in London, where it announced over 20 new products, the Tinusaur team was invited to Johannesburg, South Africa, to run a series of electronics and robotics workshops for students, as well as training for their teachers. For a week, children from schools in Johannesburg will have the … Learn more …
On March 6, 2023, the second of a series of robotics and electronics workshops organized by the Tinusaur Foundation as part of the Vivacom Regional Grant project was held at “Hristo Botev” Primary School in the village of Resen, and Mr. Neven Boyanov, the founder of the foundation, personally taught and showed the children how … Learn more …
Blocktinu is a web-based development environment for microcontrollers that works with blocks in a browser. Tinusaur boards now have an OLED display with 128 x 64 pixels resolution that uses the fastest microcontroller driver. A few days ago, we completed the integration between the Tinusaur boards; OLED display SSD1306; the fastest driver – SSD1306xLED; and … Learn more …
Blocktinu is Tinusaur‘s web-based block programming platform for creating programs to be used with our microcontroller boards or similar based on the ATtiny85 microcontroller by Microchip. Did you know that Blocktinu can be used to create programs not only by using blocks for absolute beginners but also by writing code in the C programming language? … Learn more …
A solar panel (photovoltaic) is controlled by a Tinusaur board and driven by a servo motor to follow the sun to charge the battery optimally. This very interesting STEM project combines many technologies and can help you learn various knowledge and skills. The project’s goal is to create a mock-up and prototype of a solar … Learn more …