Challenge engineering students and help them develop mechatronic engineering skills with the Arduino Engineering Kit Rev2.

This kit provides extensive learning outcomes, giving students a strong understanding of basic engineering concepts through fun projects that create an  outcome-driven learning environment. Students are able to connect what they learn with real-world industries, are encouraged to think critically, and improve their depth of knowledge by learning theoretical concepts through experimentation.

The kit is a practical, versatile, hands-on learning tool that demonstrates key control system concepts, core aspects of mechatronics, and MATLAB and Simulink programming.

Ideal for advanced high school and college students. This kit provides extensive learning outcomes, giving students a strong understanding of basic engineering concepts through fun projects that create a collaborative learning environment. Students are able to connect what they learn with real-world industries, are encouraged to think critically, and improve their depth of knowledge by learning theoretical concepts through experimentation.

Featuring cutting-edge technology, the kit is a practical, hands-on learning tool that demonstrates core aspects of mechatronics, MATLAB and Simulink programming and key engineering skills. Ideal for advanced high school and college students, the projects cover the basics of model-based design, control systems, image processing, robotics, signal processing, and more - plus they’re fun to do!

The kit includes all the physical components you need, including learning materials and software, to build three projects. There’s online step-by-step guidance, so it’s ideal for students working in small groups or for facilitating remote learning. In addition to the three projects, students have the freedom to experiment, design, and develop new solutions using the software and hardware components in the kit, which are some of the tools that are used in the industry and help students learn valuable career skills they’ll use in the future.