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My company is developing a programmable remote control car which is driven by an Arduino Nano. We would like a way for the user to install software updates to the arduinoArduino, but we don't want to give the user access to the code. 

Is there a way to compile arduinoArduino code without automatically uploading it, so that I can put the pre-compiled binary up for download on a website? And then

Then after this how would I go about manually uploading it (Toto the arduinoArduino)?

My company is developing a programmable remote control car which is driven by an Arduino Nano. We would like a way for the user to install software updates to the arduino, but we don't want to give the user access to the code. Is there a way to compile arduino code without automatically uploading it, so that I can put the pre-compiled binary up for download on a website? And then after this how would I go about manually uploading it (To the arduino)?

My company is developing a programmable remote control car which is driven by an Arduino Nano. We would like a way for the user to install software updates to the Arduino, but we don't want to give the user access to the code. 

Is there a way to compile Arduino code without automatically uploading it, so that I can put the pre-compiled binary up for download on a website?

Then after this how would I go about manually uploading it (to the Arduino)?

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Is there a way to upload precompiled code to an arduino?

My company is developing a programmable remote control car which is driven by an Arduino Nano. We would like a way for the user to install software updates to the arduino, but we don't want to give the user access to the code. Is there a way to compile arduino code without automatically uploading it, so that I can put the pre-compiled binary up for download on a website? And then after this how would I go about manually uploading it (To the arduino)?