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Since millions of developers already know Python, VIPER makes the programming language readily accessible for commercial interactive products as well, therefore amplifying the potential for smart objects to be as pervasive as mobile devices in their ease of design interactivity. To do this, VIPER provides a browser-based, minimal-installation development environment where users can write code with extensive library support and have it executed on any Arduino-like board. What's great for designers is that, with VIPER, it leaves them able to focus on the features and functionality, not the tediousness, along with a mobile app to control their creation for free.
The Kickstarter campaign has been an important market test for VIPER. More than 320 backers from 25 different countries pledged the project, mainly from US, UK and Italy. Besides single backers like professional product designers, makers, developers and researchers, many companies put their attention on VIPER, including players from software development, embedded electronics and consumer electronics sectors. The leading embedded system manufacturer, Atmel, highlighted the potential of this solution with two different posts on the official blog.