Software Engineering ”in the discipline“ Microcontrollers and Embedded Devices ”. Kristina Nikolova, a third-year student at the University of Veliko Tarnovo, majoring in Software Engineering and a lecturer in the courses of Tinusaur, will assist Neven. In 2020 and this year she also teaches students at “Vladimir Komarov” School- Veliko Tarnovo. “It is very important … Learn more …
A while ago, I wrote a library NUM2STR for converting numbers to text in three main formats: decimal, hexadecimal, and binary. I have been using it for several years in another library to print debugging information. The library is designed for the ATtiny85 microcontrollers or similar, written in plain C, and the goal is to … Learn more …
Tinusaur Foundation was approved for a microgrant by the “America for Bulgaria Foundation” for the project “Learn, have fun and prepare for the future with Tinusaur”. With the grant, the Foundation will organize free lessons and workshops in STEM disciplines. The Foundation will give students and educators from small towns partial scholarships for participating in … Learn more …
Did you know that Tinusaur boards can also be programmed using the Arduino development environment? To be able to do this, however, you need to add some settings into the Arduino IDE, and to make the process easier, we wrote a short guide. The Tinusaur boards are based on the ATtiny85 microcontroller, so that guide … Learn more …
New educators of the Tinusaur methodology are entering the classroom. Educators Georgi Baev from Vasil Levski National University and Joanna Stariradeva from Vladimir Komarov University of Veliko Tarnovo successfully prepared to work more entertainingly with their students in natural sciences, programming and robotics. Georgi Baev joined the training with a scholarship from the Tinusaur Foundation. … Learn more …
Three of the new educators of Tinusaur enter a class at “Vladimir Komarov” School – Veliko Tarnovo. Nabila Sarvari, Jennifer Sarvari and Kristina Nikolova – 2nd and 3rd year students at the University of Veliko Tarnovo, will teach seventh graders how to apply their knowledge of science, programming and robotics in projects to develop their … Learn more …
From January 14 until midnight on February 3, you can support the Tinusaur – programming, math, and physics education platform, at the finals of the Social Entrepreneurship Competition “THE CHANGE” 2019. With just one click, you can promote the project to be among the three finalists, of which the experts, the Children’s Jury, and users … Learn more …
This year we will have a small stand at the BETT show as part of the Bulgaria SME Agency. Meet the Tinusaur team at the BETT show in London ExCeL – 22-25 January 2020. Would you like to contact us and meet at the event or have a question? Fill out the form at this link.
This is our new website TINUSAUR.com, and it will be the primary source for information about the Tinusaur Project and our business. The TINUSAUR.org website will continue to exist and will keep all the content related to Tinusaur Foundation. For those who want to read in Bulgarian, we have the TINUSAUR.bg website.
UPDATE: 2022 WINAVR is (or was) a great project. Its most “recent” package is from 2010-01-20. In other words, it is outdated. There are many projects that attempted to replace it but none of them (AFAIK) is extremely popular. We’ve put together a very detailed guide on how to setup everything manually – AVR GCC … Learn more …