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A price anyone can reach, so opportunity spreads further than ever.
The One Dollar Board is more than hardware. It's an ultra‑affordable tool designed to unlock creativity and awaken hidden talent. Simple and friendly, it opens doors for classrooms, clubs, and curious minds everywhere. Above all, it exists to inspire a new generation of inventors.
With a single dollar, anyone can begin. This board lowers the barrier and lights the path for the inventors of tomorrow.
A friendly invitation to the world of invention, made for everyone.
A price anyone can reach, so opportunity spreads further than ever.
No steep learning curve — plug in and start discovering.
Confidence grows with action. Small projects lead to breakthroughs.
Resources are shared freely, so knowledge can grow everywhere.
The One Dollar Board is a symbol of possibility. It gives anyone — students, teachers, or curious dreamers — the chance to invent. Talent is everywhere, but often hidden. This board is the invitation to bring it forward.
Our mission is simple: lower the barrier, open the door, and light the spark. With every board in someone's hands, a new inventor can rise — carrying ideas that may one day change the world.
The Computer of Things is the philosophy behind the One Dollar Board. Instead of just connecting objects to the internet, we want to give intelligence to every object — making the physical world programmable, accessible, and creative.
With a computer for just one dollar, anyone can transform anything into something interactive: a toy, a tool, art, or an invention. This is the essence of the Computer of Things: bringing computation into everyone's hands, everywhere.
In the long term, this philosophy changes everything. When the computer stops being a product and becomes part of the physical world, every object becomes an opportunity to learn, create, and innovate. This means children, teachers, inventors, and makers will have the power to build technologies from the inside out — starting with the things that are already part of life.
One dollar. One chip. A world of possibilities.
The One Dollar Board is more than a product — it's a movement. A way to bring the power of computing to every person, in every place, through something small, kind, and universal.
Over time, the Computer of Things will quietly live inside everyday objects — toys, art, classrooms, and inventions yet to come. Each one will carry a story, built by human hands and curiosity.
That's how we believe technology should evolve: not faster, but closer to people.
A future built by everyone — one dollar at a time.
The journey begins with a single board — but the vision goes far beyond it. We see a world where technology is not limited to experts or companies, but belongs to everyone who wants to create.
From classrooms to makerspaces, from communities to entire cities, the One Dollar Board is designed to awaken the next generation of inventors.
The Computer of Things represents a post–Internet of Things philosophy. Instead of connecting everything to the web, it empowers people to build intelligence directly into the world around them. It's about creation before connection — imagination before automation.
Each new idea, each shared design, and each spark of curiosity adds to something larger: a connected ecosystem where learning, creativity, and invention become part of everyday life.
This is how the Computer of Things grows — one idea, one connection, one inventor at a time.
Built for learning and designed for access, the One Dollar Board turns curiosity into creation.
The board is intentionally minimal so the focus stays on learning by making. It’s a gentle first step that leads to big possibilities.
A $1 starting point for invention.
Open resources and shared learning.
Made for schools, clubs, and camps.
A first step toward advanced projects.
A tiny $1 board that awakens creativity and helps people become inventors.
Beginners, students, teachers — anyone ready to turn curiosity into invention.
No. Your first step can be small and easy, yet powerful.
Yes. We believe sharing knowledge is the best way to multiply invention. See more at index.html.