Arduino is a tool for the design and development of embedded computer systems. It can consist of simple open hardware designs for a single-board microcontroller with embedded I/O support and a standard programming language (this is based on the interface of Processing and uses C and C++ languages).
Arduino is low costing, flexible, easy to use for all people of all different backgrounds such as artists and hobbyists.
The example below displays some syntax of a simple command telling an LED bulb to turn on and off every few seconds. The code identifies the pin where the LED has been mounted and sets the digital pin as an output. Then the system sets the LED on and off.
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