Product Details
We've crafted three EEDU kits to smoothly guide you into the realms of AI, IoT, and environmental sensing using programming hardware. Each kit revolves around an ESP32-based FireBeetle board, which is Arduino-compatible. It comes with application-specific peripherals, so you can start right away. If you want to upgrade your environment with cost-effective open-source hardware or try a practical kit with many quick-start guides, these kits are perfect for you. These all-in-one kits include numerous project tutorials, making them a top pick for beginners in open-source hardware. They're also easy to customize and expand, allowing you to add new peripherals and sensors as your skills improve. Unleash your creativity with our IoT kit, which has everything needed to build amazing Internet of Things projects. Equipped with a high-quality audio player, powerful speakers, and advanced sensors like PIR and ultrasonic sensors, you can turn your ideas into reality and create truly wonderful experiences. Welcome to the exciting world of Arduino-based hardware! Features: Ideal for IoT exploration, cost-effective and eco-friendly, application-specific peripherals, easy to start, quick prototyping, customizable and expandable, all-in-one, practical. Applications: STEAM education, Arduino IoT projects, Smart Campus projects, Smart home projects, programming learning, prototyping projects, Internet of Things projects. Documents: Product wiki. Shipping List: FireBeetle 2 ESP32-E IoT Microcontroller with Header (Supports Wi-Fi & Bluetooth) x1, Gravity: IO Shield for FireBeetle 2 (ESP32-E/M0) x1, Gravity: Digital 10A Relay Module x1, Fermion: DFPlayer Pro - A mini MP3 Player with On-board 128MB Storage (Breakout) x1, Jumper Wires 9' F/F (10 Pack) x1, Stereo Enclosed Speaker - 3W 8Ω x1, Gravity: Digital PIR (Motion) Sensor for Arduino x1, Gravity: LED Button - White x1, Gravity: LED Button - Yellow x1, Gravity: I2C HUB x1, Gravity: I2C SD2405 RTC Module x1, Fermion: URM37 Ultrasonic Sensor (2~800cm) (Breakout) x1
Using this IoT EEDU starter kit is a breeze. First, take out the FireBeetle 2 ESP32 - E microcontroller and connect it to your computer. Then, attach the relevant peripherals like the sensors and the audio player using the jumper wires. The included quick - start guides will help you set up the hardware and start programming right away. For programming, since the board is Arduino - compatible, you can use the Arduino IDE. When using the sensors, make sure they are placed in the right position. For example, the PIR sensor should be placed where it can detect motion properly. The ultrasonic sensor needs to have a clear path to measure distances. As for maintenance, keep the components in a dry and clean place. Avoid exposing them to extreme temperatures or moisture. If you want to expand the kit, you can easily add new peripherals as your skills grow. Just follow the instructions in the product wiki for more advanced setups.
