Ardulink is a complete, open source, java solution for the control and coordination of Arduino boards. It defines a comunication protocol and a comunication interface allowing several protocol implementations.
It has a ready java SWING components collection able to communicate with Arduino. It has a network client/server technology for remote control purpose.
It has a ready java console, a GUI with many pre-configured components to be connected with your Arduino in few seconds.
So if you is a user, you can just run Ardulink console else if you are a developer you can use Ardulink as a java library in your java project. Take a look in “Learn” section to read more about.
Board Compatibility
Ardulink is generic and should work with almost any Arduino boards and Arduino clone boards.
Ardulink can work with other boards too. It has a Link for NodeMCU (based on LUA language) and a Link to control Raspberry PI bus.
Hello,
did you also issue some Ardulink tests using the Arduino Due (this one with the Atmel M3 chip on board)?
Regards,
Peter
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We don’t have any experience with due but as long as one of the
sketches compiles and can be executed on it it should work like any
other arduino.
How to use ardulink in netbeans project???
I suggest to use Ardulink jars as Maven artifacts. If you prefer to use jars into your IDE simply add they into your project.