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Robotics 101: A Beginner's Guide for Young Makers
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Robotics 101: A Beginner's Guide for Young Makers

Learn robotics from scratch: circuits, Arduino, sensors, and coding. This course is intended for purchase by adults.
Created byAvyukt Chhabra
Last updated 8/2026
English
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What you'll learn

  • Explain Robotics as a mix of multiple engineering disciplines
  • Explain what a robot is, and what are the components required
  • Understand basic concepts behind robotics
  • Work with microcontrollers, sensors, inputs and output devices
  • Write code for robots, and power the brain and mechanics of a robot
  • Understand tools, skills, and safety protocols for robotics

Course content

13 sections58 lectures1h 54m total length
  • Course Introduction0:24

Requirements

  • No prior experience with Robotics needed. You will learn from the basics.
  • Any curious student can take this course to start with robotics.

Description

Learn robotics, from scratch to being able to create a working robot

Have you ever wondered what makes a robot "think," move, and react to the world around it? This course takes complete beginners on a hands-on journey through the fundamentals of robotics — no prior experience needed!

Starting with the basics of electricity and circuits, you'll build a strong foundation before moving into voltage, current, resistance, and how sensors help robots sense and respond to their environment. You'll explore common components like LEDs, motors, and buzzers, and learn how to read datasheets like a real engineer.

From there, you'll dive into microcontrollers and Arduino boards, writing your own code to control pins, read sensors, and bring circuits to life. You'll discover how programming concepts like variables, loops, and libraries power robotic behavior, and even learn how to use AI tools to accelerate your learning. The course wraps up with Bluetooth and IoT connectivity using Blynk, essential safety protocols, and an introduction to PCBs and soldering.

By the end, you'll understand robotics as a blend of electrical, mechanical, and software engineering — and have the skills and confidence to start building your own robots. Perfect for curious middle and senior school students and robotics enthusiasts eager to get started!

Who this course is for:

  • College and school students
  • Robotics enthusiasts