Raspberry Pi Pico vs Arduino | Which is Better? [Must watch before you start your next Project]

Raspberry Pi Pico Vs Arduino - A Complete Comparison. Hey guys, in this video, we will be talking about complete differences between the microcontroller Arduino and Pico.
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Before you start your next project, it is a better idea to see this video, so that you can choose the right board for your project.
Once you finish watching this video, you should be able to confidently choose a board for your next project without any confusion. In this video, we will be comparing basic everything including the price, ease of use, chipset as well as GPIO.
Even though Raspberry Pi Pico and Arduino are almost the same, there are differences in these microcontrollers, and these could sometimes come in the way of choosing the right option for your project.
Raspberry Pi Programming using Arduino IDE - • Raspberry Pi Pico Ardu...

[@varunguptag]

can u suggest soldered borad or Normal which is best , i cant soldered manually and i dont know use of soldered board so which is best choice?

[@4ur3n]

I have both, they do not cost much anyway and they use the same components. The screen that will work for the arduino, will also work for the raspberry. It is possible to do stuff with both of them. I have to say though pico is a beast, even though it looks little.

[@vinayakzalte4406]

What is the range of transmitter

[@codingwithayush474]

language and slang are quite nice, but I think you are from Kerala, 🙂
Actually, Arduinos are recommended for the beginners to learn program and robotics later followed by Esp modules, rsp2040, Raspberry pi, latte panda etc. etc....
anyways you need to include more information for beginner to understand well and to start their journey with right components, Other than this everything is fine.
great job bro!!!

[@Realiziumworldwide]

Better helpful vdo💥

[@sandravj5396]

Bro did rasberry pi pico has hid function

[@apoorvankur3017]

As a Mechanical engineer how to programme arduino for multiple sensors to perform mutiple actions in a single arduino , and what will be the combinations of components needed to do so ? please help.

[@PartsandRestoration]

Hi! I'm a different channel, but I can help you out - So long as you use discreet GPIOs, your microcontroller will be utilized per the sketch uploaded to it, unless you upload all of your code at once and implement some way to switch what program is running. You can do this through intelligent programming to sense an extra switch or multiple position switch like a rotary knob, or you can program them to run independently based on a trigger event, either external through sensed events or internally as part of a larger process. If you have 10 sensor lanes, you can use and reuse probes wired to the GPIOs by coding to the needed sensors. Having them connected, but not implemented, it just fine, it's about whether or not you can afford to leave the GPIOs dedicated to "other" projects and whether or not you require embedded solutions. That's where people usually just say, "it's $4..." and just buy a bunch of them to waste instead of thinking outside the box.

[@peterhacktech497]

Please can u make a full course video on Arduino programming for beginner to expert 😭🙏🙏🙏

[@RootSaid]

ocourse bro. I will

[@peterhacktech497]

Thanks waiting 😃😃🙏

[@DownHillBumiayu]

very helpful

[@akshairaj]

Nice bro

[@justinjoseph1955]

I think the presenter is a Malayali

[@Taki7o7]

Bro, take a deep breath, calm down, talk slower, so people can watch it without getting a headache xD

[@mayeshamayesha6609]

not laughing

[@hermandarr6274]

its pronounced PE-CO not PI-CO