Stop describing your wiring to a chatbot. Point a camera at your breadboard, tell the agent what you want, and watch it write, compile, and upload the code directly to your Arduino.
ArduinoVision bridges the gap between AI coding assistants and physical hardware by combining real-time video, voice, and direct CLI integration.
The agent reads your physical wiring through the camera. It identifies board types, pin connections, component placement, and breadboard layouts. No more guessing if you plugged into pin 8 or 9.
Invokes arduino-cli directly to compile the sketch and flash it to the board. All within the same conversation.
Talk to the agent hands-free while working with your hardware. Keep your hands on the jumper wires, not the keyboard.
If something doesn't work, describe the problem. The agent sees the board, reads the Serial.println() output, reasons about the logic vs. physical mismatch, and pushes a fix instantly.
Three steps. Zero IDEs.
Connect your LEDs, sensors, or other components to the Arduino as you normally would. Physical connections are your only job.
Open the session interface and point your phone or webcam at your breadboard. Tell the agent what you want to build in plain English.
The agent identifies the wiring, writes the correct Arduino C++, compiles it, and uploads it directly to your board. Done.