Many reviewers said the included tutorials are better organized and offer greater benefits than the clone kits, though as Arduino-branded hardware, the price is slightly higher than clone kits’.

Arduino kits include everything you need to build your own gadgets — with minimal coding knowledge.

The Arduino Sensor Kit comes as a standalone kit for only €23.00 or $23.00, or can be purchased with the Arduino UNO Rev3 board as a great value bundle for €38.70 or $38.70.

“Ideal for anyone who currently uses an Arduino UNO board and wants to create and launch their own D.I.Y projects, the kit integrates the 10 most popular Grove sensors and actuators all on one board.

The OSEPP 101 Arduino Sensor Kit requires no soldering or bread boards and provides an easy way to get up and running learning about Arduino, with sensors that are fitted with easy plug and play ...

This tutorial will guide you through the process of building a tachometer around an Arduino. Tachometers are used to measure rotation rate in Revolutions Per Minute (RPM). You don’t need much… ...

Arduino, the open-source hardware, software and content platform, has collaborated with Chinese DIY electronics company, Seeed to create the Arduino Sensor Kit.

Arduino and Seeed have collaborated to produce the Arduino Sensor Kit. Based on the Arduino UNO, the STEM kit is aimed at those getting started with electronics and sensors easier. It contains a Base ...

Arduino, the IoT development platform, has announced the launch of the Oplà IoT Kit, the first open programmable IoT platform that allows anyone to build custom IoT devices, with full control over ...

Contributing about $55 will get you the core WiFi Hub, which includes a motion sensor. Spending $99 or higher will get you multiple modules, with higher tiers carrying more exotic parts like hall ...