Programmable Logic Controllers - The Tibbo Way
Programmable logic controllers and microcontrollers are ubiquitous, but it's difficult to create network-enabled applications for them: they require complex libraries, etc.
Linux is feature-rich, but heavy and may be an overkill for your project. Plus, programming can still be time-consuming and debugging tools are often primitive.
Tibbo's programmable offering fills the gap! It is all about letting you build network-enabled automation products and systems economically and fast.
Want to learn more about the difference between Tibbo programmable controllers and traditional PLCs?
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Simple Language
Time-tested BASIC language, in a new incarnation called Tibbo BASIC. Familiar to millions, easy to learn. The logical choice when developing for programmable logic controllers and embedded modules.
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Streamlined Environment
Hit F5, and your application compiles, uploads onto the programmable controller or module, and runs, with interactive debugging. Everything else about the Tibbo IDE is just as simple.
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High-Level Objects
Sock.connect opens a TCP link. Lcd.text prints onto the screen. Wln.scan gets you a list of Wi-Fi networks. Large chunks of functionality are pre-packaged into objects, so you code less.
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Comprehensive Libraries
Need to sync your clock with a timeserver? Use SNTP library. Want a multi-level setup menu on the LCD? There's a library for that, too. Our libraries free you from coding common application elements.
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Lean, Mean OS
We did away with traditional complexity of operating systems and created a lean, mean Tibbo OS that has a minimal footprint, needs less CPU power, and runs in a tiny memory space.
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Versatile Hardware
Are you in system integration, development, or education? If so, we may have an embedded module, board-level product, programmable logic controller, or development kit that is just right for you.
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