I'm developing a project for my technical course and consulting with the advisor he told me that my project could be better if I used a Raspberry Pi instead of an Arduino, but he didn't explain why. Can you help me?"
Even within a family of microcontrollers, for example, the Arduino's features and capabilities are different. The way in which programs are processed also changes from family to family. Thus, when choosing a project, it is not enough to determine the microcontroller to be used. One must analyze what the project is going to do and, as a result, analyze the different families of microcontrollers available and see which one best suit your needs. This is especially important if you intend to industrialize your project afterwards, as in this case the cost-benefit ratio must also be analyzed.
