Amuchan Developer V10 Kano Workshop Link

Amuchan Developer v10 Kano Workshop — Dynamic Discourse

2. Setup & First Program (30 min)

• Flashing Kano firmware to Amuchan v10 via Kano Toolkit.
• Connecting to Kano Code web interface via WiFi or USB serial.
• “Hello World” on the LED matrix using blocks, then viewing generated Python code.

Phase 4: Dual-Axis Mapping (75 minutes)

Using the Amuchan v10 whiteboard template, the team plots features on two axes:

• X-axis: Satisfaction impact (low to high)
• Y-axis: Implementation effort (low to high)

Then, they overlay the Kano classifications: amuchan developer v10 kano workshop

• Basics in the top-left (high impact if missing, but low delight when present) → Fix immediately.
• Delighters in the top-right (high effort, high delight) → Schedule for a future innovation sprint.
• Performance features along a diagonal line → Optimize continuously.

3. Instructor & Admin Features

• Live quiz / code checkpoint – auto‑grade hardware interactions
• Student fork & merge – branch workshop exercises, merge solutions
• Resource monitor – see CPU/RAM per workshop instance
• Offline mode – entire workshop runs on local Kano network (no cloud needed)

Audience

• Backend/frontend developers, product managers, UX designers, and technical leads familiar with web or mobile development basics.
• Teams aiming to ship a lightweight, high-impact feature set using Amuchan v10.

1. Introduction (20 min)

• What is Amuchan v10?
  A low-cost ARM-based microcontroller with onboard sensors (accelerometer, temp, light) and RGB LED matrix.
• Kano OS & Kano Code overview – visual programming + Python transition.
• Workshop kit contents: Amuchan v10, USB-C cable, breadboard, sensors (button, PIR, ultrasonic).