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4	4	* A standard stackable [http://www.gammon.com.au/forum/?id=11473 interface] that lets you plug "shields" into the single-board computers to extend their functionality with things like [http://www.gearbest.com/other-accessories/pp_218079.html motor control], [http://www.gearbest.com/development-boards/pp_136559.html Ethernet], [http://store.cutedigi.com/juniper-wifi-shield-for-arduino-based-on-gainspan-module/ WiFi], etc.
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6		We use Arduino computers on Team 2537 because they are very inexpensive (often available for less than $4) and are designed to connect to the real world. Arduino computers can easily be connected to sensors that provide information about the real world and actuators such as motors and solenoids that can interact with the world.
	6	We use Arduino computers on Team 2537 because they are very inexpensive (often available for less than $4) and are perfect for robotics. Arduino computers can easily be connected to sensors that provide information about the real world and actuators such as motors and solenoids.
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8	8	Team 2537 has a set of lessons that introduce you to Arduino through hands-on projects culminating in mini-robots that you design.