Project Descriptions
T
he Intermediate Arduino Projects are for students with prior knowledge and experience using Arduinos. Students will use more advanced Arduino kits and design their own projects. Projects can include:
- Intermediate Kits. Use one of the Elegoo kits to create your own projects.
- Elegoo Mega Kit. A bigger kit than the starter kit, but without the step-by-step tutorials.
- Elegoo Mega Kit documentation
- Elegoo Mega Kit Zip File. This includes the documentation, libraries, and sample code.
- Elegoo 37 Sensor Kit. This kit has a wide variety of sensors, but only simple tutorials.
- Elegoo 37 Sensor Kit documentation
- Elegoo 37 Sensor Kit Zip File. this includes the documentation, libraries and sample code.
- SparkFun Inventor’s Kit
- Elegoo Mega Kit. A bigger kit than the starter kit, but without the step-by-step tutorials.
- Arduino Engineering Rev2 Kit
This is an engineering kit designed to teach students about engineering design and automation. Rev 2 Kit Tutorials. - Arduino Science Rev3 Kit
Explore physics in a new and interactive way with the Science Kit R3, designed and developed by science teachers for science teachers. This kit brings abstract theories to life through practical, real-world experiments, igniting curiosity while explaining scientific concepts. Explore Physics with the Arduino Kit Rev3 - Ardunio Driving Car (see picture). Use the Arduino driving car kit to program and a car to move and navigate in the world around it. This kit is similar to the car build in Robotics class with the Lego kits, but it has more options and a whole lot more power.
- Tutorial Files. Download this zip file and expand it onto your computer for the tutorial, code, and libraries for the car.
- Tutorial Videos. Elegoo does not have any video tutorials directly, but Paul McWhorter has a series of YouTube videos that walk through how to build and program the car. Our car is already built, so you can just skip to Robotics Training LESSON 4: Fundamentals of Robot Motor Control Using L298N Module
- Internet of Things. Create a Smart Device that can monitor things from your home and notify you on your phone. Watch weather conditions, motion detection, control heating and cooling systems, or monitor the environment for your plants. Arduino Opla IOT Kit site.
- Weather station. Use the weather station Arduino kit to create a wifi weather station to monitor temperature, humidity, and more.
- Design your own project. Mr. Didier has a few more kits with a variety of sensors and motors for you to design your own projects. Check out these sites for some ideas on what you can build using an Arduino.