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Complete Arduino Masterclass Real-World Projects
Learn Arduino from basics to advance step by step with real working robotic projects
Created byW3 SOFT
Last updated 9/2025
English
What you'll learn
- Arduino fundamentals and hands-on programming
- Building and programming a Voice Controlled Robot
- Developing a Mobile Controlled Rover
- Creating an Obstacle Avoiding Robot
- Designing and programming a Line Following Robot
- Constructing a Laser Alarm System
- Project development and prototyping using Arduino
- Basics of electronics app development
- Using the Arduino IDE for coding and debugging
- Understanding and implementing programming basics: datatypes, conditionals, loops, and functions
- Light measurement techniques using an LDR (Light Dependent Resistor)
- Distance measurement with Ultrasonic Sensors
- Object detection using IR sensors
- Line detection with Line sensors
- Colour detection using Colour sensors
- Working with Laser Modules for security and automation
- Implementing touch detection on surfaces
- Operating LCD Displays with Arduino
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Course content
20 sections • 45 lectures • 11h 3m total length
Requirements
- - No prior programming experience required; beginners are welcome!
Description
Arduino is a subject best learned through hands-on experience. This course is specially crafted to meet the needs of students, guiding you from the basics to advanced applications with practical projects every step of the way. Whether you’re a beginner or looking to deepen your skills, here you’ll find a clear path to mastering Arduino.
We start with fundamental concepts: What is Arduino? Why is it important? What are its scope and advantages? From there, the course is divided into five key parts, each designed to build your expertise progressively:
1. Arduino Programming
Before diving into projects, you’ll learn what programming is and how it connects with Arduino hardware. You’ll discover:
How to install and use the Arduino IDE
Basics of compilers and editors
Essential programming concepts: datatypes, operators, conditionals, loops, functions
Your first project: Blinking an LED
How to create simulations of projects using virtual tools
Practical demonstrations for every concept
A polish module with 5+ practice projects to reinforce your programming skills
2. Hardware
Learn how code interacts with real-world devices. This section covers:
Using sensors: LDR (light), Ultrasonic (distance), Line, Color, IR (object), PIR (motion), Touch, DHT (temperature)
Motors: DC, Servo, Gear motors, and controlling direction
Chassis design
Working with LCD and OLED displays
Mini-projects for each hardware component to ensure practical understanding
3. Automatic Robots
Apply your programming and hardware skills to build three exciting robotics projects:
Laser Alarm System
Line Following Robot
Obstacle Avoiding Robot
4. App Development
Take your skills further by controlling your robots with custom apps:
Introduction to MIT App Inventor
Understanding frontend and backend of applications
Creating your first app for controlling light
Building 7+ apps to control various functions and devices
Apps for motor and gear control, and voice-controlled devices
5. Post Controlled Robots
Combine your app development knowledge to build two major projects:
Mobile Controlled Rover
Voice-Controlled Robot
Who is this course for?
This course is ideal for:
Arduino enthusiasts
Electronics students
Robotics learners
App developers
Programmers
IT and Computer Science students
Anyone interested in Arduino Uno or hands-on electronics projects
Who this course is for:
- Anyone interested in learning Arduino from the basics to advanced projects
- Electronics students and enthusiasts
- Robotics learners and hobbyists
- App developers who want to integrate hardware control
- Programmers looking to expand into hardware and IoT
- IT and Computer Science students
- Anyone who owns or wants to work with Arduino Uno
- Makers, tinkerers, and creative minds eager to build real-world projects