Description
Most starter kits stop at a blinking LED on a breadboard. This one keeps going: 29 components and more than 37 projects, several of which assemble into wooden structures — an electronic keyboard, a shaking fan, an intelligent bin — so the student ends up with something built rather than a pile of wires.
Key features
- 29 components sensors, displays, inputs and actuators in one case
- 37+ projects and 40+ lessons a genuine course, not a parts list
- ESP32 controller board WiFi and Bluetooth from the first project
- Wooden structural assembly projects become finished objects
- Block or text programming start in Blockly, move to Arduino
- Beginner-friendly designed for a first encounter with electronics
Learning resources
Programming: ACE Code, Arduino
Tutorial languages: English, Chinese
Curriculum: 40+ lessons, 37+ projects
Specifications
| Specification | Detail |
|---|---|
| SKU | QE200 |
| Series | Maker Series |
| Controller | ESP32 (WiFi + Bluetooth) |
| Components | 29 |
| Projects | 37+ |
| Lessons | 40+ |
| Extras | Wooden structural assembly parts |
| Programming | ACE Code (Blockly), Arduino |
| Tutorial languages | English, Chinese |
Frequently Asked Questions
Is this suitable for a complete beginner?
Yes. The lessons start from first principles and the programming can be done in blocks before moving to Arduino code.
What makes it different from a standard sensor kit?
The wooden structural parts. Several projects assemble into finished objects — a keyboard, a fan, a bin — instead of staying on the breadboard.
Do I need anything else to start?
A computer to program from and a USB cable. The kit supplies the board, the components and the course.
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