If you are using Arduino for the first time, Grove starter kit will help you. Learn to make a wide variety of projects with a modular electronics platform for convenient and rapid prototyping. It contains a multitude of sensors and actuators, including support for audio, light, motion, tactile, and other …
It usually gets quite frustrating when your project requires a lot of sensors or, and your jumper wires are also in a mess. To help you get rid of breadboards and jumper wires, Base Shield has been introduced. This can help you add all the grove modules to the Arduino …
Innovate and turn unlimited ideas into reality with Makeblock Neuron. A platform of innovative electronic building blocks designed for STEM education. Children can create anything they want with this kickstarter device that comes with a set of 30 programmable electronic building blocks. The different functions, split in conjunction to create …
We have all wished to own a gaming console that was solely created by us, at some point in our lives. MAKERbuino, a cool, retro and portable gaming console, will make this possible. Kids today are glued to the couch with a controller in hand. The teens kill time spending …
Introducing your new coding companion. Codey Rocky, a coding robot for STEAM education. A tool that enables beginners to code within minutes. This three-in-one coding expert is a combination of robotics, programming, and coding together making it perfect for entry-level coding. Equipped with over 10 electronic modules like a sound …
We all know that the initial training is always the most important for any beginner. We receive a lot of queries every day for the STEM beginner’s kit. However, suggesting a perfect DIY electronics kit for students is not as easy as choosing an electronic item in the market. The …
Expand your world of unlimited possibilities with a three-in-one mBot Ranger kit. The three-building forms: robot tank, three-wheel racing car and a self-balancing bird makes it a fun to play kit for any age group. You can program & control mBot Ranger through your laptops, Ipads or tablets and start …
MediaTek Labs is an Internet of Things (IoT) developer program. Here you can find the tools to create pre-commercial prototypes based on Wearables and IoT chipsets from MediaTek, a pioneering fabless semiconductor company, using HDKs offered by our partners. At Pakronics, we offer a range of MediaTek platforms. LinkIt™ Smart 7688 …
An educational Drone plus Hovercraft called Airblock, this is a Kickstarter project by Makeblock. Who secured $800+ K in funding from 5000 backers. Feature Modular – Each individual parts are connectable through magnetic. Also, have a provision for detecting an incorrect connection. Programmable – Set of pre-programmed function and graphical interface …
Electronics was never a fun to learn for kids under 10 years. Lots of soldering or wiring was required to make a simple buzzer or switch. Then Littlebits disrupted the way we used to learn electronics. This product unleashed the creativity in kids, from cookie intruder alert to tweet a …
Pakronics education offers a range of workshop and customized STEM kits in Australia. These workshops include but not limited to Arduino, Genuino, mBot, Gemma, Flora, Circuit Playground, CLWB and many more DIY electronics platforms. These workshops are designed to up-skill your experience and expertise in the field of DIY electronics. The …
A simple job took them to new product and eventually starting a company around it. This is the story behind Onion, strange but yes Onion. As project they started using Arduino led them to make a simpler IoT device for software developer. As many of you may not know the main …
This kit includes everything you need to create 15 projects that let you talk to the physical world through sensor and actuators. This kit is ideal for an enthusiast who would like to take a challenge to learn by themselves. It also includes a handbook with instructions and components details. As …
What you have learned so far with Pakronics… Through previous blogs (#1, #2, #3, #4, and #5), we looked at working with Genuino board, Arduino software IDE and range of hardware components. We also learnt how to interface external components – basic input and output devices, with Genuino board. An …
If you are following our previous blogs (#1, #2, #3, #4), you would realize that so far we worked on connecting an LED (an output device!) to Genuino controller board. A microcontroller (in this case, the Genuino processor) can write (or show) data to an output device. But What if …
#SeeedStudioInAustralia Check out Grove – Speaker for your next audio project. It has power amplification and voice outputs with on-board potentiometer to adjust loudness. With different input frequency, the loud-speaker generates different tones. Buy Grove – Speaker from Pakronics: http://www.pakronics.com/collections/grove-shield-australia/products/ss107020001
The main purpose of Genuino (yes, the open-source microcontroller board) is to build systems that could interact with outside world i.e., accept input or data (switching input, sensor signal, keypress), process it and produce an output (turn on/off an LED, motor speed control, display message or value etc.). There are different …
#ArduinoInAustralia Arduino WiFi Shield 101 is the new shield based on ATWINC1500 for all your IoT needs. The shield supports easy to use library that allows you to connect Arduino board to internet. The SSID and password are required and no further configuration is needed. It also features a complete …
#DFRobotInAustralia Checkout the Steam Sensor from DFRobot. Easy to connect to the Arduino IO Expansion shield directly. The output voltage is in proportion to the humidity of the sensor surface. Applications: Simple rain detector Cheap steam level switch Touch sensor based on humidity Specification: Power supply: 3.3v or 5v Output …
After going through blog # 1 and # 2, you would have gotten a fair idea of how to setup, connect and program your Genuino board. This blog will introduce you to the concept of using programming variables in your Arduino sketch. Why use Programming variables? A variable is used …
