BreadShield

Bridging Arduino to breadboard without jumper wires

Forrest Bao

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Many people prototype in Arudino and breadboards, and they connect the two using jumper wires. But the jumper wires are usually excessive and messy. So we invented an Arduino shield that maps Arduino pins to breadboard to eliminate the jumper wire mess. For example, it takes 11 jumper wires to connect Arduino with an HD44780 LCD (in 4-bit data). With BreadShield, just one. Enjoy having all Arduino pins on your breadboard instantly, or swapping with a different breadboard swiftly. And more: you can use other shields along side the breadboard, unlike the cases before where the jumper wires take the precious sockets for shields. Pre-order yours at https://www.crowdsupply.com/loser/breadshield/

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The campaign is live! As low as $7!
Forrest Bao • 05/15/2019 at 20:12 • 0 comments

The BreadShield campaign is now live on Crowd Supply! Show your support with as low as $7.

If you have any questions or suggestions (we can still make changes to the design), feel free to fill out this form to contact us.