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You do not need to plan an entire workshop. Start with one capable kit, complete five projects in order, and use the tutorials whenever a new idea appears.
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Five-project progression
Blink an LED with Raspberry Pi Pico
Read a Push Button with Raspberry Pi Pico
Servo Motor Control
Traffic Light
Ultrasonic Distance Sensor
Password Lock
First
A beginner-friendly Raspberry Pi Pico kit with a broad component selection for learning circuits, sensors, displays, and physical computing.
Then
Follow these in order. Each build introduces one major idea while reusing skills and components from the previous step.
Build your first Raspberry Pi Pico circuit by blinking an LED with MicroPython while learning GPIO, polarity, resistors, and breadboard wiring.
View projectRead a push button with Raspberry Pi Pico and use a digital input on GP14 to control an LED on GP15 with beginner-friendly MicroPython.
View projectSweep a small hobby servo through precise angles using PWM from a Raspberry Pi Pico.
View projectBuild a timed red, yellow, and green traffic light sequence with three GPIO outputs.
View projectMeasure distance with an HC-SR04 sensor and display live readings in centimeters.
View projectBuild a keypad-controlled lock that moves a servo when the correct code is entered.
View projectNext
Learn how solderless breadboard rows, power rails, and center gaps connect.
Read tutorialUnderstand digital input, digital output, logic levels, and safe GPIO use.
Read tutorialLearn how pulse-width modulation controls apparent brightness, speed, and position.
Read tutorialUnderstand hobby servo wiring, position pulses, calibration, and power needs.
Read tutorialChoose safe voltages, share grounds, and power motors without resetting your controller.
Read tutorialOur approach
Projects use clear milestones, realistic parts lists, and focused explanations.
Voltage limits, power cautions, and common failure modes appear where they matter.
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