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Arduino Robotics Academy

A 12-month, project-based STEM journey for ages 12–16 — from your first LED to AI-powered robots. Four levels, 48 lessons and 40+ hands-on builds, ending in certification as a Young Robotics Engineer.

12 months

Duration

4

Levels

16

Modules

48

Lessons

40+

Projects

96

Learning hours

The learning path

Four levels, one journey

A spiral curriculum — each skill returns level after level, a little deeper each time. Levels build on one another, so students progress in order over roughly three months each.

Level 1 12 weeks No experience needed

Arduino & Electronics Foundations

A rock-solid base in electronics, circuits and Arduino programming — students learn what a robot really is, then build their first one.

Level 2 12 weeks Level 1 or equivalent

Robotics Engineering

Bring circuits to motion. Students assemble and program a robot that drives, turns and reacts to its surroundings.

Capstone:Autonomous 2WD Robot
View course: Robotics with Arduino
Level 3 12 weeks Levels 1–2

Smart Robotics & IoT

Connect robots to phones and the cloud with Bluetooth, WiFi and the ESP32 — the first step into the Internet of Things.

Capstone:IoT Smart Automation System
View course: IoT & Smart Device Development
Level 4 12 weeks Levels 1–3

AI Robotics & Innovation

Give machines sight and intelligence — computer vision, AI concepts and voice/gesture control — ending with an original innovation project.

Capstone:Final Capstone → Certified Young Robotics Engineer
View course: Artificial Intelligence Basics for Students
Skill progression

How mastery builds up

Every core skill is introduced, practised and mastered across the four levels.

SkillL1L2L3L4
Electronics & Circuits
Arduino Programming (C/C++)
Sensor Integration
Motor Control & Robotics
Bluetooth / Wireless
IoT & Cloud (ESP32)
Computer Vision & AI
Engineering Design & Presentation
Introduced Practised Mastered
Certification path

Certified at every level

Finish a level, earn its certificate. Complete Level 4 and the Final Capstone to graduate as a Certified Young Robotics Engineer.

Level 1

Electronics Foundations

Level 2

Robotics Engineering

Level 3

IoT & Smart Robotics

Level 4

AI Robotics & Innovation

Graduation

Certified Young Robotics Engineer

By graduation

What students can do

  • Understand electronics fundamentals and build circuits safely
  • Program the Arduino in C/C++
  • Interface a wide range of sensors and actuators
  • Design and build autonomous robots
  • Develop Bluetooth-controlled and WiFi/IoT robots with the ESP32
  • Apply AI and computer-vision concepts in robotics
  • Present engineering projects with confidence
Where it leads

Career pathways

Graduates are ready to move into fields like:

Advanced ArduinoRaspberry PiPython ProgrammingEmbedded SystemsInternet of Things (IoT)Artificial IntelligenceMachine LearningDrone ProgrammingMobile Robot DevelopmentIndustrial AutomationMechatronics EngineeringComputer EngineeringElectrical & Electronic Engineering
Hardware

What's in the kit

Everything needed to teach the full programme — one kit per group of students.

Arduino Kit

Arduino Uno R4, breadboard, jumper wires, LEDs, RGB LED, resistors, push buttons, potentiometer, buzzer.

Sensor Kit

Ultrasonic (HC-SR04), IR, LDR, DHT11/22, PIR motion, sound, gas (MQ), flame, soil-moisture and water-level sensors.

Robotics Kit

2WD chassis, DC gear motors, wheels, L298N driver, servo (SG90/MG996R), stepper (28BYJ-48), battery pack.

Advanced Kit

ESP32 & ESP32-CAM, Bluetooth (HC-05), OLED (SSD1306), RFID (RC522), relay, joystick and camera modules.

Start the journey to Young Robotics Engineer

Bring the Arduino Robotics Academy to your school or enrol your child in our live classes — kits, teacher guides and island-wide support included.