Arduino, sensors and automation for students aged 12 and over to create systems that respond to the real world.
In Autobot, students understand how sensors, LEDs, displays, motors, and other electronic components connect to Arduino to create functional, intelligent systems.
The course increases autonomy in programming and helps the student to understand, in practice, the relationship between digital commands and physical responses in the real world.
The student organizes sensors, LEDs, displays, motors and other components to assemble functional circuits.
The projects show how information captured by a sensor can generate action in the physical world.
The student creates, interprets and adjusts codes, understanding how they affect the assembled system.
Challenges encourage decision making, error analysis and gradual improvement of the solution.
AutoBot classes are practical and progressive. The student knows an electronics or programming concept, assembles the circuit, writes or adjusts the code and tests the project's operation.
Along the way, he increasingly understands how hardware and software depend on each other to generate consistent technological responses.
Morse code, color generator, 7-segment display, potentiometer play and ultrasonic sensor show the track progression.
The student understands how sensors capture information and how Arduino processes commands to generate actions in the physical world.
Analog inputs, PWM, libraries and component integration appear in a practical and contextualized way.
The course strengthens a more mature view of technology, engineering and the development of functional solutions.
AutoBot brings students closer to Arduino, sensors and automation; These contents connect this practice to the future of technology and the logic behind the systems.
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