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The Gumband system is designed to natively control and monitor low level embedded systems within an exhibitExhibit. The hardware in this context is typically a microcontroller-based platform that is used to control an Exhibit’s electromechanical components. Gumband exposes an MQTT based API for hardware to directly interact with either the Gumband Cloud or a specific Exhibit via the Gumband SDK.
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Supported Hardware
Native Gumband Hardware
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Gumband Breakouts
The Gumband Hardware is designed to be the brains of a larger system, as such it is anticipated that these modules be attached to a carrier board specific to the end application. Designs exist for basic breakout capabilities such as screw terminals, high current relays, and stepper drivers. For highly-specific functionality, an accessory board can be designed, similar to a Pi HAT or Arduino Shield. The Gumband team has the capacity to design such custom breakouts if needed. Mechanical drawings for mounting purposes and ECAD footprints and specification are available.
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The Gumband team are working on releasing packaged plug and play systems for specific applications (relay control, simple IO etc.), please reach out for further enquiry: https://www.gumband.com/contact
Hardware Peripherals and Properties
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