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### Install Arduino App Lab
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Arduino has introduced **Arduino App Lab**, a unified development environment that extends the classic Arduino experience into the world of high-performance computing. Arduino App Lab lets you seamlessly combine Arduino sketches, Python scripts, and containerized Linux applications into a single workflow. With intuitive building blocks called Bricks, preconfigured AI models, and integrated orchestration, it reduces complexity while enabling you to create everything from simple prototypes to advanced, computation-intensive applications.
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The [Arduino App Lab](https://docs.arduino.cc/software/app-lab/) is a unified development environment that extends the classic Arduino experience into the world of high-performance computing. Arduino App Lab lets you seamlessly combine Arduino sketches, Python scripts, and containerized Linux applications into a single workflow.
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With code building blocks called Bricks, preconfigured AI models, and integrated orchestration, it reduces complexity while enabling you to create everything from simple prototypes to advanced, computation-intensive applications.
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To install it, go to the [software section](https://www.arduino.cc/en/software/#app-lab-section) on our official website, scroll to Arduino App Lab and select your OS’s respective variant.
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Arduino App Lab comes **pre-installed** on the UNO Q and can be used in Single-Board Computer (SBC) mode. We highly recommend the <strong>4 GB of RAM</strong> UNO Q variant for a better **standalone** experience.
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To install it in your personal computer for a **PC Hosted** setup, go to the [software section](https://www.arduino.cc/en/software/#app-lab-section) on our official website, scroll to Arduino App Lab and select your OS’s respective variant.
***Arduino App Lab comes pre-installed on the UNO Q and can be used in single-board computer mode. We highly recommend the <strong>4 GB of RAM</strong> UNO Q variant for a better experience.***
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#### Network Mode
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Even when you have set up your Arduino UNO Q as a **single-board computer**, you can access it remotely from your personal machine by using the Arduino App Lab desktop and the **Network Mode**. Both modes can be used simultaneously.
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- When you open Arduino App Lab, you will see your board listed with the "Network" tag.
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- Click on it and enter the Linux password to log in.
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- You will now have access to the board remotely.
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With this method, you can access your UNO Q from any machine in your local network. This allows you to use Arduino App Lab as if you were connected directly to the board, where you can develop & run Apps in the same way as if it was connected via USB-C®.
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## Network Mode
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Even when you have set up your Arduino UNO Q as a single-board computer, you can access it remotely from your personal machine by using the Arduino App Lab desktop and the **Network Mode**.
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Even when you have set up your Arduino UNO Q as a **single-board computer**, you can access it remotely from your personal machine by using the Arduino App Lab desktop and the **Network Mode**.
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This provides a flexible way of developing Apps on your computer, and testing them locally on the board, as both modes can be used simultaneously.
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- When you open Arduino App Lab, you will see your board listed with the "Network" tag.
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- Click on it and enter the Linux password to log in.
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