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Learn Electronics and Programming with Ardest M1 Kit
This completed Ardest M1 kit is developed for people who struggle to get a hold of the nitty-gritty of programming.
It includes 33 lessons for anyone, no matter laboratory engineers, electronics makers or enthusiasts to get started with the kit.
The starter kit comes with a CD that includes codes and step-by-step tutorials to make a range of electronic projects with the provided components.
Team up with your partner to design and build exciting robot experiments. Work together to choose the components, write the code, and test your creations. Share ideas, troubleshoot challenges, and celebrate your successes as you explore the world of robotics.
The Most Complete Starter Kit Resonates with Your Needs and Requirements
This Ardest M1 kit comes with more than 100 pieces of components that anyone can use to make the electronic projects. The sensors and modules are added to the kit including ultrasonic sensor, motion sensor, and accelerometer module. While basic components include a potentiometer, resistors, LEDs and etc.
Not only you can make some basic projects with this kit, but you can also expand this kit with the sensors and make some advanced projects where educators can effectively instruct and students can learn.
Ideal for collaborative learning.
Ardest M1 kit making it easier for both teachers and students to engage and succeed.
Complete and Comprehensive Learning Materials and Tutorials
Detailed Tutorial of 33 Projects are Included
We provide users with complete studying materials. Our tutorials contain circuit diagram, code, datasheet, physical connection diagram, and schematic. Each project is detailedly listed within the CD. Just follow our tutorials and step by step, you will benefit a wealth of knowledge of electronics and feel the charms of electronics. Ardest M1 kit is the key to help you move forward to the new generation in automation and robotics.
It is a good choice for electronic enthusiasts, STEM educators, makers, hackathons and students to learn electronics and programming.
Various Experimental Routines
LED Control
LED is the abbreviation of Light Emitting Diode, which has wide applications in our daily life. The project shows you how to blink a LED using Mega. There is detailed tutorials telling you the parts required, how to build the circuit and schematic, code.
Servo Control
Using Ardest M1 kit, you can learn how to control a servo through code by setting up a simple circuit on a breadboard.Connecting the servo to the microcontroller, and writing a program that specifies the servo's position.
Humidity and Temperature data collect
To collect and display humidity and temperature data, connect a DHT sensor to microcontroller, using the VCC, GND, and DATA pins. Write code to initialize the sensor and read the data. Connect an LCD to the microcontroller to display the readings, and update the LCD with the humidity and temperature values in real-time.
Ardest M1 Kit
Customer
2025-08-16 12:11:40
Nice kit, but when hooking wires to the Audrino board for PWM signals, the labels are misleading because the labels are not aligned perfectly Pin 9 looks like it Pin 10 etc.
Kenneth Miller
2025-08-14 21:34:03
Great learning tool!
Customer
2025-07-29 17:34:47
Once we were able to access the instructions, this has provided a lot of great creativity and learning time for our son. We have used many of the circuit kits that are more snap and work but this has given a lot of hands on experiences to truly wire and work through solutions. Great purchase!
VIRGILIO U NIERRAS
2025-07-26 18:29:18
Like the contents but dislike unavailabity of any instructions for use. For a starter, this is very difficult to use and follow. I will use this as a hobby kit for later engineering application once I get to learn more about it.
Jay
2025-07-25 18:25:57
Definitely not a starting kit. The “guide†is very poorly written. Prepare to spend a lot of time googling and researching if you’re a beginner.
Real Person
2025-04-10 16:12:03
It’s a fun kit. Everything I’ve played with so far works fine but hit a snag today when I realized a bunch of the items aren’t soldered. The description says they are!
Douglas E. Cox
2025-02-27 13:32:37
The kit is excellent - I did not know it was based on the Arduino microprocessor, but that is a big big plus!There are many interesting and useful electronic parts, with breadboards and a reasonably well-written guide (which is good but not perfect).
Daniel
2025-01-24 12:28:05
Good selection of parts, but no datasheets, project instructions, or example code.
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