Arduino Kit Engineering Kit Rev 2 Education

Arduino Engineering Kit rev 2 provides extensive learning results and provides students with a strong understanding of basic technical concepts through fun projects that create a collaborative learning environment. Students are able to associate what they have learned with the real industry, are encouraged to think critically, and improve their knowledge by learning through experimentation. ideal for secondary schools and universities.

The Arduino rev 2 engineering kit is a versatile, practical learning tool that demonstrates important concepts of control technology, core aspects of mechatronics and programming with MATLAB and Simulink. The projects cover the basics of model-based design, control technology, image processing, robotics, signal processing and much more - and they are simply fun! The kit includes all the physical components you need, including learning materials and software to build the three projects: A self-balancing motorcycle, a webcam-controlled rover and a drawing robot. There is an online step-by-step guide, so it's ideal for students working in small groups, or to facilitate learning from a distance.

The kit is aimed primarily at three types of users: Students who learn about mechatronics, professors who are looking for practical resources to support their teaching, and makers who are engaged in robotics for work or as a hobby.

Adaptation of the kit and further experiments
Educators can freely adapt the Arduino Engineering Kit Rev2 to the needs of their students and their own curriculum. You can use this versatile kit as the Kern of a new mechatronics course or freely adapt the content to your own ideas and experiments and use MATLAB and Simulink, e.g. in the framework of laboratories and final projects.

The opportunity for many experiments for both teachers and students
in addition to the three projects gives students the freedom to experiment, design and develop new solutions with the software and hardware components included in the kit. These are some of the tools used in industry that will help students learn valuable professional skills that they will use in the future. The students can also buy the kit and use it for experiments at home and for extended learning.

What was new in Revision 2?
- optimized compact hardware design with the new professional Arduino Nano 33 IoT
- improved battery management with the special nano engine Carrier board
- improved housing and kitting for better class room management And load safety
- improved robot performance with new Simulink models
- reduced Assembly time and improved overall performance with better mechanical designs
- that Content has been updated and is on a new online platform for Better usability available
- updated Matlab and Simulink on Version 2020A

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