The Engineering Kit gives students a strong understanding of basic engineering concepts through projects that create a fun and collaborative learning environment.

Students are able to connect what they learn with real-world industries, are encouraged to think critically, and deepen their knowledge through experimentation. Each kit includes all necessary hardware, online learning content, software, and support.

The kit includes all the necessary hardware and physical components for up to three students, including one Nano 33 IoT board, a Nano Motor Carrier with IMU and battery charger, battery, motors, webcam, and more. All components are packed into a durable, stackable toolbox ideal for storage and years of use.

The kit includes access to an online platform with 3 lessons and 3 comprehensive projects – Drawing Robot, Webcam-controlled Rover and Self-Balancing Motorcycle. Online content includes step-by-step guidance, allowing students to collaborate in small groups or learn remotely, and can be tailored by educators for a variety of curriculums. All learning materials are developed by the Arduino Education team in collaboration with MathWorks®.

Students get prepared for real-life environments, and learn to use the same tools as industry professionals. The Arduino Engineering Kit covers the key concepts of MATLAB® and Simulink programming, including model-based design, control systems, image & signal processing, and more. Each kit includes a one year individual trial license for MATLAB® and Simulink.

All our education kits come with access to dedicated assistance from the Arduino support team, which is ready to help with troubleshooting, purchases, classroom management or platform-related questions.

Programmable Logic Controller (PLC) technology is vital for industrial automation, but gaps still exist between current PLC education and industry. To cultivate a robust industrial workforce, Arduino introduces a dedicated educational kit – Arduino PLC Starter Kit. It acts as a bridge between theory and practice, closing the gap in current PLC education and preparing students for real-world challenges.

This next-level robotic arm is paving the way for high school and college students to dive into real-world manufacturing techniques by recreating a replica of an industrial robot used on an assembly line. Braccio ++ will teach students more about manufacturing processes, product design, robotics, and automation.

Arduino Certification is an online exam that provides official certification on your knowledge of Arduino related electronics, programming and physical computing.

Simple to use and easy to get started with, the Science Journal App is free and classroom & home-school friendly. Students get to learn about the scientific method, play with data and conduct experiments just like any other scientist from wherever they are!

CTC GO! is a comprehensive, hands-on learning program that guides students through the fundamental concepts of electronics and coding, and challenges them to assemble, wire and program a set of fun tabletop games.

With the Arduino Explore IoT Kit, advanced high school and college students can now create their own connected devices quickly and easily. Students will learn to harness the power of the Arduino Cloud to gather data, understand how devices communicate with each other, and which tools to use to facilitate communication. They’ll also learn about data management, analysis, and computational thinking.

Students develop their own unique solutions to urban farming challenges and get an in-depth understanding of real-world issues to build a sustainable future.

Explore physics in a new and interactive way with the Science Kit R3, designed and developed by science teachers for science teachers. This kit brings abstract theories to life through practical, real-world experiments, igniting curiosity while explaining scientific concepts.