David Cuartielles

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David Cuartielles is a pioneering figure in open-source hardware and educational technology, best known as a co-founder of the Arduino platform—a revolutionary tool that democratized electronics prototyping for artists, designers, and students worldwide. His research centers on tangible interaction, educational robotics, and the intersection of technology with creative learning. Cuartielles’ major contributions include developing accessible, low-cost hardware and software frameworks that empower non-engineers to build interactive systems, with his work on Arduino shaping the maker movement and STEM education globally. Beyond his co-founding role, he has authored influential papers such as "Educational Robots with Arduino: Annotated Prototypes" (2019), which, while garnering 2 citations, reflects his ongoing commitment to bridging theory and practice in classroom robotics. His impact is measured not just in citations but in the millions of Arduino boards deployed worldwide, inspiring a generation of innovators. Cuartielles also leads the Arduino Educational team and has been a vocal advocate for open-source principles, making him a key figure in modern computing education.