The Arduino simulator is a virtual representation of Arduino circuits in the real world. Using the simulator, we can create various projects without needing any hardware.

The classic simulator is on the left and the virtual Arduino is on the right. Back in March, the main project added work from [Mark McGarry] to support AVR8js written by [Uri Shaked].

It allows you to simulate analog circuits, LCDs, stepper and servo motors and can include programmable PIC or AVR (including Arduino) processors in your simulation.

A Gadget Master has built their own VR motion simulator, powered by an Arduino and using recycled parts from an electric mobility scooter.

An Arduino MKR1000 hosts the webpage running the simulation over wifi, and receives a signal from an accelerator attached to the snow globe. When the globe is turned it triggers snow to fall from ...