The TinkerKit Arm is a fully operational Robotic Arm, controlled via Arduino. It can be assembled in a variety of ways for various tasks, such as moving objects. You can also attach a camera or solar panel. There are many ways Arm can extend the range of your devices.

An Educational Kit with Arduino and about 30 Modules and Components, ideal for an introduction to electronics.

A Starter Kit Educational DIY Smart Home with the Arduino UNO R3, in a Component Box with a Protective Cover, with a Sensor of PIR Movements, a Bluetooth V4.0 Module, a Water Sensor, a Relay Module, a Humidity Sensor, an LCD1602 Display, even a Screwdriver, a Set that in total consists of about 110 pieces.

The Stand allows you to attach the Arduino Uno to the breadboard provided. It contains two slots (one slot sized 88x60mm), which is the perfect size to hold a 400-hole breadboard, the other slot is for the Arduino Uno.

Now the ESP8266 D1 Mini v3 is no longer alone! If you like WiFi communication, especially with ESP8266 chips, you can't miss this kit that includes several modules such as sensors, button, LED, Display, Relay, protoboard, among others. And you couldn't miss the respective ESP8266 D1 Mini v3 to be able to program in an Arduino environment and develop your wireless and IoT projects.

This Kit integrates 10 Grove Modules and a Grove connection Shield on a single PCB board. All of these Modules and the Base Shield are already connected through the Wires on the PCB. This means that you only need to connect the Arduino Sensor Kit to the Arduino UNO or a Compatible Board (For example, SeeeduinoV4,2) and connect directly to a computer, then you can start programming and programming the Arduino with all sensors, actuators and OLED screens in the Arduino Sensor Kit.

Designed to facilitate the creation of IOT projects, the Arduino Oplà is based on a Arduino MKR WiFi 1010 , on which the Arduino wrapped in a plastic box. The kit includes a round OLED Display, along with Five Touch Buttons and Multiple Sensors to Monitor Air Pressure, Humidity, Light Intensity and Temperature. However, Additional Sensors must be simple to connect, like a PIR Sensor, which the Arduino also groups.

Getting started in the Arduino world is not always easy. You need to learn hardware knowledge, programming code, know methods of connecting various complex interfaces and even master welding skills. It takes a lot of learning before you start learning Arduino programming.

However, there is a solution to these problems with this Kit for Grove Beginners for Arduino , you can get started in a simple way the first steps of Arduino upside down and most of this type of kits, the Grove Beginner Kit for Arduino is a complete kit, without a breadboard, without soldering and without the need for wires. We cut all these problems, in order to offer the best experience, you just need to focus on coding and Arduino Leaming.

Starter Education Kit with Easy-Connect Arduino Board Keyestudio and 21 Sensors is a Very Simple Set designed for both Electronics Professionals and Curious People Who Want to Begin Experimenting.

The IoT Gravity for Micro: Bit Starter Kit is a complete micro-bit starter kit that quickly experiments and develops designs.

This is the Kit Wemos D1 Mini Wifi ESP8266 fully compatible with Arduino and NodeMcu.

Kit with the initial components for your first assemblies with Arduino . It consists of the Arduino UNO R3 (compatible), USB cable, Breadboard, LEDs, Resistors, Conductors and plastic storage box, in a total of 58 pieces.

This Arduino Starter Kit walks you through the basics of using the Arduino in a hands-on way.

Microsoft and SparkFun have teamed up to bring you some IoT (Internet of Things) fun. The Microsoft Azure IoT Starter Kit for the SparkFun Thing Development Board has been designed to help you seamlessly connect your device to the cloud with Microsoft Azure IoT.