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Visuino a codeless graphical development environment for Arduino and compatible controllers
Easy to use, low cost IoT kit, specifically selected for beginners:
https://www.makerfabs.com/index.php?route=product/product&product_id=311
Quick introduction to Arduino programming using Visuino and the IoT kit:
Just received my production EVIVE and the Starter KIT for it generously donated for the Visuino development :-)
is Arduino Mega based educational platform with builtin LiPo battery, Color Display, ADC, DACs, RTC, Touch Sensors, Motor Drivers, MicroSD, Buttons, Switches, Potentiometers, and more...
It even has built in small breadboard for prototyping, and read connectors for Bluetooth HC-05/06, ESP8266 WiFi and XBee.Here is Unboxing Video:
Here is how the current EVIVE support in Visuino looks like:
As you can see most of the functionality is already there, and the rest will be there soon :-)
Starter Kit is a perfect start for students and beginners into the amazing world of robotics and electronics.
evive is an open-source electronic hobby and STEAM learning platform to make prototyping easier, fun and efficient than ever before.
To explore more visit http://evive.cc
Boian Mitov
I don't think those kind of kits are the best way to begin in electronics... Maybe some modules with a prototyping board is enough, the time to explore the domain. But before using more complex modules for project it might be a good idea to initiate the hobbyists to datasheets, equations, draw/read circuits etc... It's only my opinion, I think those kits are too much commercials, it's a money factory for the manufacturers (because it's often expensive).