Arduino, ESP, and Smart Robotics Course; Connecting Ideas to the World of IoT

We will learn to work with electricity and electronics, acquire the fundamentals of C++, integrate sensors (light, heat, sound, touch, distance), and operate components such as motors, speakers, and LEDs, culminating in the construction of a mobile, remotely controlled robot. We will connect hardware to the internet using ESP32 and integrate artificial intelligence. For adults and youth (16+).

Arduino is a development platform based on easy-to-use hardware and software. Arduino hardware can receive information such as light detected by a sensor, a button press, and so on; process it according to software in the free Arduino environment; and produce an output—turning a motor, lighting an LED, producing sound, and more—as needed.

With Arduino, it is possible to build creative projects: a giant bubble blower, an unconventional clock, a musical robot, and more, without spending years studying hardware engineering or electronics—all in the spirit of do-it-yourself.

Arduino enables dreamers around the world, from a wide range of fields and professions, to see their ideas take shape.

The course consists of ten intensive and enjoyable sessions. Each session includes theoretical learning and hands-on experience with various projects.

During the course, participants will become familiar with the following topics: basic applications of electricity and electronics; the fundamentals of the C++ language; sensing principles (using various sensors: light, heat, touch, distance, and more); principles of electrically operating active components (motors, speakers, electromagnets, and more); building simple robots; connecting Arduino-based devices to a smartphone (and the internet); and creating works with new interaction models, from the conceptual level through implementation.

Why are we the right choice?

• Dozens of long Arduino courses have already been held with us—unparalleled experience.
• Small groups with personal attention.
• Students can come to the Innovation Center every day and use the equipment.
• All materials are included in the course price.
• Follow-up courses and workshops at our MakeLab, such as ESP, microcontrollers, IoT, and more.

What should you bring?

It is recommended that each learner bring a laptop (a computer can be borrowed from the lab for the sessions themselves).

Where should you go?

3 Avraham Giron Street, Yehud-Monosson.