Add senseBox-eye pids #230
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Add pids for senseBox-eye
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I'm asking for 3 PIDs for our new senseBox-eye with ESP32-S3.
One each for Arduino, Circuit Python and the UF2 Bootloader.
The senseBox-eye is an open source ESP32-S3 based board which will be mainly used in education and citizen science projects together with a series of sensors and other electronic components. A graphical (blockly) based programming interface (https://blockly.sesenbox.de/) supports the young learners in developing their own project ideas. Sensor data gets published on the openSenseMap and can used by everybody for free.
Reason for custom PIDs are:
CircuitPython - Adafruit require every board that runs CircuitPython to have a unique PID for CircuitPython and the UF2 Bootloader
Arduino - Having a unique PID allows the board to be listed against the port it's on in the ports dropdown list, so once flashed in the Arduino IDE for the first time, the board can be easily recognized as the correct one.
I am requesting these PIDs on behalf of the senseBox-Project which is a joint project by the university of muenster and reedu. More informations about the project can found on our website
Thanks you very much