Upload the code to the Arduino Nano using the Arduino IDE. 5. Test and Calibrate: After uploading the code, test the frame to make sure everything is working correctly.

He builds a simple dead bug Arduino (which he calls an Audioino) using a handful of resistors, a pair of caps, an LED, a reset switch, and most importantly – an audio jack.

Here’s a way to program an Arduino wirelessly while still using the stock IDE. It uses an alternative bootloader called SuperDuplex along with an IR receiver like the ones used for TV remotes.