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Seeed Studio Wio Terminal ATSAMD51 Core with Realtek RTL8720DN BLE5.0 Dev Board, Wireless Microcontroller Python Terminal Device Compatible with Raspberry Pi for Arduino, Micropython, and TinyML.

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Features

  • Highly Integrated Design The Wio Terminal is equipped with a 2.4'' LCD Screen, onboard IMU(LIS3DHTR), microphone, buzzer, microSD card slot, light sensor, and infrared emitter(IR 940nm), packed multiple functions in a 72 x 57 x 12mm tiny but stylish enclosure.
  • Powerful Processor and Reliable Wireless Connectivity Wio Terminal is an ATSAMD51-based microcontroller with wireless connectivity supported by Realtek RTL8720DN. It runs at 120MHz (Boost up to 200MHz) and supports both Bluetooth (BLE4/5.0) and Wi-Fi (2.4G/5G), providing a more powerful IOT capability than ESP32.
  • Compatible with Raspberry Pi and 300+ Grove Modules Wio Terminal is equipped with various peripherals, including two multifunctional Grove ports for Grove Ecosystem and 40 Raspberry Pi compatible GPIO pins for more add-ons. By connecting Wio Terminal to Raspberry Pi, you can start programming and collect environmental data directly, with no need for soldering or breadboards. Over 300 Grove modules are available on Seeed and waiting for you to explore!
  • Various Application Wio Terminal have various application like: You can easily build your TinyML applications with Edge Impulse; Sense and tag the Real-World data with over 300 Groves created by Seeed; Use 100% open-source Hardware in a pythonic way; Build your program interpreter starting from 90% with an LCD screen and compact enclosure.
  • Rich Software Support Lots of software supported by Wio Terminal, such as Arduino, MicroPython, ArduPy, AT Firmware, Visual Studio Code, CircuitPython (coming soon).

Description

Many of you might have a quick question: what does the “Wio” of Wio Terminal ever mean? It is an abbreviation of “Wireless input and output”, a platform including hardware and software created by Seeed, aiming to simplify IoT development for makers. With the help of the Wio Family, even beginners can build his/her own IoT application within 5 minutes, no hardware programming, no breadboard, no jumper wires, no soldering. Wio Terminal is the newest member of the Wio family. You must have noticed that it is quite different from its elder brothers, not a single embedded functional module but a simple and tiny device with highly-integrated design, packing multiple functions in a 72 x 57 x 12mm tiny but stylish enclosure. Together with its reliable wireless connectivity, setting up an IoT project is simpler than ever. Highly Integrated Design MCU, LCD, WIFI, BT, IMU, Microphone, Buzzer, microSD Card, Configurable Buttons, Light Sensor, 5-Way Switch, Infrared Emitter (IR 940nm), Crypto-authentication ReadyWell-designed enclosure with built-in magnets and two mounting holes, allowing you to set up your IoT project without hassle Powerful MCU - Microchip ATSAMD51P19 ARM Cortex-M4F core running at 120MHz (Boost up to 200MHz)4 MB External Flash, 192 KB RAMComprehensive Protocol SupportSPI, I2C, I2S, ADC, DAC, PWM, UART(Serial) Reliable Wireless Connectivity Powered by Realtek RTL8720DNDual Band 2.4Ghz / 5Ghz Wi-Fi (802.11 a/b/g/n) & BLE 4.0 / BLE 5.0 Raspberry Pi 40-pin Compatible GPIO Wio Terminal can be connected to Raspberry Pi through the 40 pins GPIO header or its USB Type-C connector. It is integrated with onboard IMU(LIS3DHTR), microphone, light sensor, infrared emitter(IR 940nm) and two multi-functional Grove ports, which allows Wio Terminal to collect and send environmental data to Raspberry Pi for further process and analysis (i.e, machine learning) without hassle setting of hardware or software. We will introduce a demo showing how to use Wio Terminal to read and display the system status of Raspberry Pi via USB serial. Please visit (seeedstudio.com/blog) for the demo. In this demo, the 40 pin GPIO of Raspberry Pi is not taken and is available for use, which will be more convenient if there are any other Pi hats essential in your Raspberry Pi projects. USB OTG Support Accessible Devices(as USB-Host): Mouse, Keyboard, MIDI Devices, Xbox/PS Gaming Controllers, 3D Printers Simulated Devices(as USB-Client): Mouse, Keyboard, MIDI Devices Built-in Magnet and Mounting Hole for Easy Project Setup We prepared two mounting holes on the back of the Wio Terminal, so it can be fixed into any place you like, simply using a screwdriver! Built-in Magnet and Mounting Hole for Easy Project Setup Four magnets are put into the enclosure. They are tiny but strong enough to attract metals. With the help of the built-in Magnets, you can easily attract your Wio Terminal to a blackboard or an iron door as a monitor or dashboard for your IoT project. Imagine that you use Wio Terminal to make a smart home automation system: Decorate at your doorway, it displays the current temperature and humidity of your house, and open the air conditioners and lights automatically once you come back home. Your friends will consider it as some fancy new product you bought, not a DIY project! 5-way Switch Three-axis Accelerator Multi-Function Grove Conector Read more Microphone & Buzzer Micro-SD Card Slot Light Sensor Read more With Wio Terminal: Wio Terminal + Grove = IoT SystemWio Terminal + Raspberry Pi = Edge Computing SystemWio Terminal + Customized add- ons = Handheld devices or endless possibilities! Part List Wio TerminalUSB Type-C Short CableUser Manual


Wireless Type: ‎Bluetooth


Brand: ‎Seeed studio


Item Weight: ‎3.2 ounces


Package Dimensions: ‎4.57 x 3.46 x 1.26 inches


Color: ‎Wio terminal


Manufacturer: ‎seeed studio


Country of Origin: ‎China


Date First Available: ‎April 24, 2020


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    • Good hardware limited by questionable software
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Let's start out by saying this is a mostly positive review, read on for the upbeat parts. But we're going to begin with the problems. Because if you plan to use this device for anything more than basic education, you're going to run into obstacles. *Software Limitations* Like many low cost open source hardware devices, this one is designed to be compatible with Arduino Studio and relatively code compatible with other devices, which is good. However like many other devices this is achieved by hacking existing open source Arduino libraries to work with the device. In the case of Wio Terminal the libraries are an amalgamation of Arduino, AdaFruit, and Seeed code wrapped around the official Atmel libraries in a spaghettified mess designed to support multiple devices and chipsets, instead of providing each their own bespoke drivers. On firing up the device for the first time, and writing a simple clear screen app to identify the baseline refresh rate I can expect from this device and screen, what did I discover? Wio: 9 fps maximum just clearing the screen on a 200Mhz microprocessor. Are you kidding me? For comparison a 16Mhz Arduino powering the same 9341 lcd screen achieves ~15 fps. (Note: even with the Arduino the AdaFruit derived driver had appalling performance, 15 fps was achieved with a homegrown driver.) With only two days using the device (and admittedly experience writing drivers for the 9341 lcd screen), I was able to write a driver pushing: ~40 fps rendering images to the screen (not just clearing). Other peripheral drivers provided for the device appear to have similar issues, layering open source software, on top of other open source software, in an effort to make it work. What does that mean for students and people just tinkering? Not much, the software works, it's just incredibly inefficient. However for anyone attempting to fully utilize (or even moderately utilize) the device, know you will be writing all of your own drivers for the device's hardware. You need to understand this going into it. *Good Hardware* So what about the hardware? The embedded Cortex-M4 includes the optional floating point coprocessing core and can overclock to 200 MHz, which is really nice. Hardware includes Wifi, Bluetooth, Flash RAM (4MB), MicroSD slot (up to 16GB), and more. SPI channels can independently be clocked to match the target peripheral, which is great because some peripherals like the MicroSD do not function above certain speeds. The case.. wow: the case is extremely impressive, small, has a nice heft to it, quality plastic, built-in mounting threads (metal, not plastic), and feels nicely balanced and pleasant to hold (ever pick up an iPhone after holding a cheaper smart phone? Yeah, like that). Here's where the hardware side of things becomes mediocre. The screen is nice and bright, but only supports up to 320x240. Additionally the screen and microprocessor are connected using SPI instead of the faster parallel connection supported by the lcd driver. This requires more processor overhead when rendering, giving you less cycles for actual processing work. The device only has 192KB of ram.. that's it. Let me repeat this.. only 192KB of ram.. As in just enough for a framebuffer and no other in-memory data; or enough for other data but limited performance by constantly writing direct to the lcd driver (via SPI). *Summary* Overall though it's a good device. For anyone just connecting Grove modules, wiring up LEDs and switches, or messing around; this device is excellent. For potential power users, read the details and consider the limitations. Personally I still feel like this device is a win, and I'm considering getting another. But your experience will vary based on what you're able or willing to put into the device. ... show more
Reviewed in the United States on November 2, 2020 by John Kabus
    • Nice compact Raspberry Pi unit!
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The reTerminal is an amazing Raspberry Pi (Compute Module 4) device that is small and compact with a built in screen. It boots up quickly and runs very cool with its included heat sync. It has many ways to mount the device and has programmable buttons. Only thing missing is a battery, but they are working on an add on module that will include a battery. Customer service was very responsive. Very satisfied customer! ... show more
Reviewed in the United States on April 18, 2022 by Peter Gerken
    • "Best dev board for IOT "
Size: Wio terminal
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Wio terminal is a great way to monitor a controlled environment one thing i disliked was the lack of software samples and general community of developers but im sure in time that will change also the optional battery base would be nice if it all just came as one device I wasent aware of this and still need to get one but definitely worth the price ... show more
Reviewed in the United States on November 7, 2020 by brandon richmond brandon richmond
    • Great compact stm32 board with quirks
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Love this little device. Ardupy it a bit hard to work with but circuit python, arduino and microphone is a breeze. It's a bit young still but lots of active development. I was hoping that the wifi was nina wifi compatible but alas not. Wifi only works with arduino and ardupy. I hope someday a compatible micropython driver becomes available. ... show more
Reviewed in the United States on November 11, 2020 by Andrew viersen Andrew viersen
    • An exceptional device for makers!
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The device is totally worth it, the quality is top notch, and possibilities are endless. Lots of IO available and decent documentation. Totally worth it even more if you consider the price of the 4GB Wireless capable CM4!!!
Reviewed in the United States on July 19, 2022 by Melvin Emmanuelli
    • Jump start your microcontroller projects
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This is one of those microcontroller builds that, just by its assortment of built-in features, inspires the nerd in you. I built a work-from-home helper with it, using the hat switch and buttons to do things like: set my Slack status, toggle my mic and camera in Zoom, and send requests to my Hue Hub to set the color of a light outside my home office so my kids know if it’s safe to interrupt me. I haven’t used the I/O pins yet, but I’m buying another one so I can build a custom weather display and indoor air quality monitor. It’s a seriously capable little piece of kit. ... show more
Reviewed in the United States on October 21, 2020 by Dustin M.
    • All in one for a beginner
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Wio Terminal is great for beginners wanting to explore the field of electronics, programming, automation, prototyping. It is not that expensive and the Grove terminals is a great addition.
Reviewed in the United States on March 15, 2021 by Amazon Customer
    • Great!
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Excellent device, very powerful and diverse. Plenty of online instructions to get going!
Reviewed in the United States on October 10, 2020 by Amazon Prime Member

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