Description
This kit turns a classroom IoT lesson into something students can point at. They build and paint a wooden farm, wire up the sensors with plug-in connectors, then write the code that waters the plants, feeds the animals, raises an alarm when the water runs low and reports the whole lot to a phone.
Key features
- Automatic watering moisture-triggered irrigation students program themselves
- Pet feeding function a scheduled, motorised feeder
- Water level alarm warns before the tank runs dry
- Solar windmill renewable power built into the model
- Light-controlled RGB strip lighting that responds to ambient conditions
- OLED display live temperature, humidity and light readings
- IoT remote access check weather data and switch the lights from anywhere
- Paint-your-own finish the wooden house is designed to be decorated
Learning resources
Programming: ACE Code, Arduino
Tutorial languages: English, Chinese, Spanish
Curriculum: 16 structured lessons
What is in the box
ESP32 controller board with WiFi and Bluetooth, gold-plated PCB, 6 × AA battery box, the laser-cut wooden house parts and the full sensor set. Certified to CE, FCC, RoHS, UKCA and PSE.
Specifications
| Specification | Detail |
|---|---|
| SKU | QE002 |
| Series | Explorer Series |
| Controller | ESP32 (WiFi + Bluetooth) |
| Structure | Laser-cut wooden house, paintable |
| Power | 6 × AA battery box |
| Display | OLED — temperature, humidity, light |
| Connectivity | IoT remote access and app control |
| Programming | ACE Code, Arduino |
| Tutorial languages | English, Chinese, Spanish |
| Guided lessons | 16 |
| Certification | CE, FCC, RoHS, UKCA, PSE |
Frequently Asked Questions
What age group is this for?
It suits upper-primary and lower-secondary students. Assembly is straightforward, the connectors are plug-in rather than soldered, and the tutorial builds from single sensors up to the full automated farm.
Does it need soldering?
No. The kit uses Easy-Plug connectors, so students wire it by hand and spend their time on the code instead.
What does the IoT part actually do?
The farm reports its sensor readings over WiFi and can pull weather data back down, so students can check conditions and switch the lights remotely rather than only at the desk.
Can the house be decorated?
Yes — the wooden surfaces are meant to be painted, which is deliberately part of the exercise.
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