The goal of the IoT Project Kit is to make learning electronics and programming simple, hands-on, and approachable – even if you’ve never touched a circuit before.
Instead of starting with theory, you’ll start by building real projects.
Each project introduces a new component or idea, and over time you’ll naturally learn how electronics connect together and how code controls real-world devices.
How You’ll Learn
The learning path is simple:
• Build a beginner project
• See how the component works
• After you are comfortable with beginner projects, move onto the intermediate and advanced project that leverage more than one component.
• Start creating your own ideas
Everything builds step by step.
No prior experience required.
What You’ll Use
To follow along with the projects on this site, you’ll start with:
• A microcontroller, we are currently standardizing on the Arduino Uno R3 (View on Amazon)
• A low-cost 37-in-1 sensor pack (View on Amazon)
• A breadboard and wires
• A computer with the Arduino IDE installed
(Don’t worry – the next step walks you through exactly what to get.)
Your First Steps
These will be covered in detail one by one as you work through his site. But here’s the outline:
- Get the required hardware
- Install the Arduino IDE
- Build your first beginner project
- Keep leveling up
Next step → Acquire the Hardware