After some research, it was determined that it would be relatively simple to have an Arduino convert incoming serial data into a parallel output to the printer.

The ESP32 and EPS8266 already have this function built-in, but the Arduino benefits greatly from using the LibPrint library from Embedded Artistry and Marco Paland.

Learn how to use LEDs, Serial Plotter, breakpoints, oscilloscope, and simulator to debug your Arduino code effectively.

His code is available for download from his site, and works perfectly in the Arduino IDE. The whole thing consists of some simple, easily ported code to implement a bare minimum bit-banged serial ...

Removing all the Serial.print statements from a large codebase, so you can run it with the USB disconnected, is not practical, nor does it promote an Arduino standard usage. Am I missing something ...

Arduino may be known for revolutionizing open source hardware platforms, but this week enters the 3D printer market with the small and (relatively) affordable Materia 101. Produced in partnership ...

3D PRINT YOUR OWN EDUCATION: A group of middle school and high school students in Cambridge, MA are the guinea pigs of an experimental program hoping to prove that students can solve the world’s ...