Become fluent in Arduino for less than $30
Today's aspiring robot inventors have an advantage over droid-loving Anakin Skywalker and it comes in the form of the Ultimate DIY Arduino Robotics Bundle. Over the course of 22 hours of expert training, you'll get familiarized with the world's most popular open-source electronics platform so you can break into the fields of robotics and coding and start building the next C-3PO or HAL 9000* in the comfort of your home. (*Results may vary.)
Here's what's included:
Make an Arduino Robot ($100 value)
This 57-lecture class is a crash-course in all things Arduino. Develop your problem-solving skills with lessons on how to build a functional robot, from selecting the right parts to configuring them and then assembling and testing them. By the end of this course, you'll have constructed an Arduino wheeled robot that can navigate towards a light source and steer around obstacles.
Arduino Robotics with the mBot ($100 value)
Meet mBot, a two-wheeled, Arduino-based robot equipped with sensors and actuators that you can program using the graphical programming language Scratch. Through five hours of lectures, you'll learn how to assemble this super friendly educational robotics platform and (eventually) get it to follow a black line on the floor.
Advanced Arduino Boards and Tools ($100 value)
Delve into the nitty-gritty on advanced Arduino circuit boards and learn how to choose the right one for your projects when Arduino Uno doesn't fit the bill. This class also includes lectures on advanced debugging and editing tools, plus lessons on cloud-based automation and Arduino-PC collaboration.
If you bought all of these courses individually, you'd rack up a bill of $300. Keep that money sitting snugly in your wallet by purchasing this trio for only $29 instead. That's a savings of 90%.
Plus for a limited time, enter promo code BUNDLE50 at checkout to save an extra 50% off.
According to twitter, Emily Heller is a fake geek girl and a SJW. If you ask her friends, she laughs too loud and cries at cute animal videos. Prior to Mashable, Emily wrote for CollegeHumor and Reductress and most recently worked at a very bro-y tech startup. She lives in Brooklyn with three dudes, a cat who acts like a dog and a dog who acts like a houseplant.
