The Arduino Opta is a secure, easy-to-use micro-PLC with IIoT capabilities, designed in partnership with industrial and building automation specialist Finder. Ready-to-use Arduino sketches, tutorials ...

Curious how Arduino's Opta PLC family brings user-friendly and powerful solutions to the industrial landscape? In this informative webinar with Francesca Gentile, you will learn about three variants ...

The latest installment in Peter LeMaster's introductory PLC series walks through how to connect an Arduino Opta to the Ignition Maker Edition SCADA software using the Modbus TCP protocol and build ...

Arduino PLC Starter Kit combines the Arduino Opta micro PLC, the Arduino DIN Simul8 digital input simulator and power distribution board, and the Arduino DIN Celsius board with two independent heater ...

"The Arduino Opta is not just another micro PLC as it represents a paradigm shift in the world of automation. The Opta will bridge the gap from the embedded to industrial worlds seamlessly allowing ...

“Secure and durable by design, it supports OTA firmware updates and ensures data security from the hardware to the Cloud thanks to the onboard secure element and X.509 Standard compliance. All while ...

今週、Arduino PLC IDE 1.0.7が公開されました。 1.0.4の公開取消し、1.0.3へのバージョンダウンから約1年。 OPTAのオプションモジュール発売時(2024年5月)に1.0.6が公開されました。 1.0.4までは2つに分かれていたインストール用のファイルもひとつに統合されています。

Welcome to the Dobot Opta PLC Automation System! This project demonstrates a highly robust, coordinated robotic assembly line using four Dobot Magician Lite arms orchestrated by an Arduino Opta PLC.

Developed in partnership with Finder, Arduino Opta combines industrial-grade reliability with the flexibility of the Arduino ecosystem. Whether upgrading legacy systems or deploying new automation ...

Arduino has recently announced two new expansions to their Arduino Pro Opta PLC series – the Arduino Pro Opta Ext D1608E and Arduino Pro Opta Ext D1608S, the main difference between the two is that ...

For most of our prototype, hobby, or one-off electronics projects it’s perfectly fine to use a development platform like an Arduino Uno or something to that effect. They’re both easy to program and ...