Learn Robotics with Raspberry Pi
Build a two-wheeled robot and teach it to see and avoid things
65 Arduino projects to try after the starter kit runs out.
Best for kids who have finished a starter kit and want new projects.
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John Boxall's project book teaches Arduino through 65 builds that combine wiring and code, covering displays, sensors, motors, wireless communication and more. It's a natural next step for a teen who has finished a starter kit and wants new ideas.
Always follow the manufacturer’s age and safety guidance. Small parts may be a choking hazard for children under 3.
Build a two-wheeled robot and teach it to see and avoid things
The official way to learn Arduino, one breadboard project at a time
A full Raspberry Pi 5 computer, ready to boot out of the box
Snap-together Arduino projects with no breadboard or soldering