Internet of Things (IoT) for Schools.
Introduce middle and senior school students to connected technology through hands-on circuit wiring, microcontroller coding, sensor telemetry, and automation prototypes.
Essential Skills Taught in School IoT
Connected Devices & Telemetry
Understand how smart appliances, weather stations, and industrial sensors collect physical data and transmit information over local Wi-Fi and the cloud.
Microcontrollers & Circuit Wiring
Learn hands-on breadboard wiring with ESP32 and Arduino boards, handling digital inputs, analog sensors, PWM outputs, and relay switches.
Sensors & Actuator Integration
Interface real environmental sensors including ultrasonic distance, DHT temperature/humidity, soil moisture, light (LDR), and PIR motion detectors.
Embedded Coding & Automation
Transition from intuitive visual block logic to structured C++ / Arduino sketch syntax, writing autonomous event-driven control routines.
Authentic Student-Built IoT Projects
Smart Campus Intrusion Alert
An automated security station utilizing a PIR motion sensor, buzzer alarm, and LED beacon to detect entry and log time.
Automated Plant Irrigation Station
Soil moisture probes trigger a 5V mini water pump via relay when soil dryness exceeds calibrated thresholds, displaying metrics on an OLED screen.
Classroom Environmental Monitor
A desktop sensor node reading temperature, humidity, and ambient light levels, streaming live readings to a local web server dashboard.
Deploy School IoT at Your Campus
Enquire about lab kits, weekly instructor-led delivery, and annual project showcase coordination.