Who am I?

I am Mr. Progtech, a student from a small town who has a passion for robotics. My interest in technology makes me keep creating all kinds of Arduino projects, are not only fun but also interesting.

I feel that knowledge is to be shared, and in order to pass on what I have learned I dedicate myself to helping others. (I try really hard). This space is meant for everyone: a pupil who has no ideas; or even for a teacher who wants to make the lesson more interesting with some projects. Here you will find information on how to use different accessories with arduino in everyday life. Basics of robotics are easy and interesting enough that anybody can learn them and put in his own time on them.

My mission is not only to educate but also to inspire. With this in mind, I want to encourage people to be creative, to see how they can use technology to bring their ideas to life. From automating simple tasks to creating complex systems, programming offers a world of possibilities, and I would like to help others discover and explore this exciting field.

So, join me on this journey as we dive into the awesome world of robotics and programming.

Let's learn, create, and innovate together while having a lot of fun at the same time, and making technology a part of our daily lives!

What is Arduino?

Arduino is an open-source and easy-to-use hardware and software.

Hardware: Arduino boards play a vital role in creating various projects. The different components on Arduino boards are: microcontroller, digital input/output pins, analog pins, USB connector, reset button, LEDs and some other small components that differ depending on the type of board.
There are no limits with Arduino. They are able to read inputs - button press or distance - and turn them into outputs - lighting up an LED, displaying on an LCD screen or on your computer.

Software: This the platform where you can tell your board what to do by sending instuctions in C and C++. It's called Arduino IDE. You can install a different version from the official Arduino website.