Electronics Foundation Engineer
Master breadboards, components, signals, and your first ESP32 sketches.
The most practical ESP32 platform — from tutorials to real projects, all in one place. Designed by makers, built for classrooms.
A vertically integrated learning ecosystem — hardware, curriculum, and community, all designed to work together.
Every tutorial is built and verified on our own boards — no copy-paste guesswork.
Designed and manufactured in-house for maximum reliability and long classroom life.
Four progressive stages from your first LED blink to full project engineering.
Learn the concept and buy the exact hardware in the same ecosystem — no broken links.
A guided curriculum that maps each concept to a kit and a project. Skip stages if you're ready, or take it from zero.
Master breadboards, components, signals, and your first ESP32 sketches.
Wi-Fi, BLE, MQTT, REST — build devices that talk to the world.
On-device ML, computer vision, voice — bring intelligence to the edge.
Design enclosures, PCBs, and ship a portfolio-grade product end to end.
Hand-picked projects that teach a concept and result in something you'll actually use. Tutorial + kit, side by side.
Wi-Fi weather data on a low-power e-paper display you'll keep on your desk.
Soil moisture + light sensing with phone alerts when your monstera gets thirsty.
Wearable CO₂ + VOC sensor with a tiny OLED. Pairs with our companion app.
On-device keyword spotting drives a warm-white addressable LED array.
Detect your cat with TinyML, dispense the right portion, log to the cloud.
Non-invasive current sensing with a custom PCB and a live web dashboard.
Curriculum-aligned bundles, teacher onboarding, and bulk pricing. Adopted by 320+ schools across STEM programs.
My students actually finish projects now. The tutorials match the hardware exactly, which used to be the biggest blocker.
I went from 'what's a resistor' to shipping a hand-built CO₂ monitor in three weekends. The path just works.
The IoT kit is the first one in our maker space that survived a whole semester of undergrads. That alone is worth it.