Arduino fanatics rejoice: Autodesk and Circuits.io have jointly released a new electronics design tool with some unique features: 123D Circuits.

Circuits.io isn’t new – it’s been around since 2012 – but these entry-level Arduino tools help improve the product and make it easier for newbs to get into hardware hacking without zapping ...

Autodesk released 123D Circuits in September 2013, which expanded on the existing Circuits.io app by adding a breadboard view, and let users run code and simulate circuits in the app.

Autodesk partnered with the Circuits.io team in September to introduce Autodesk 123D Circuits. Autodesk said it intends to expand its offering of technology for electronic circuit design and ...

123D Circuits is created by Circuits.io and Autodesk. It allows you to create a virtual environment using breadboards, Arduinos, and plenty more.

The rise of low cost, hacker friendly electronics is fueling a new wave of hardware hobbyists. Using programmable boards like the Arduino and dirt-chip computers like the Raspberry Pi, you can ...

The schematic for the electronics are on 123d circuit Autodesk. Check it out [Random Arduino Swing] (https://123d.circuits.io/circuits/1692451-random-servo-movement) ...

* [123D Circuits](http://123d.circuits.io/) - Simulate Arduino online and easily create custom circuit boards Design and simulate circuit boards with our breadboard ...

Although there are other ways to do this, [Rod] has decided to write up his method of using two Arduinos and the I2C protocol to expand an Arduino’s IO capacity. As seen in the picture above,… ...