Arduino is a platform for creating interactive electronic objects with code based on easy-to-use hardware and software. Arduino boards are able to read inputs - light on a sensor or a finger on a button - and turn it into an output - activating a motor, or turning on an LED. A computer with Internet access and USB inputs is required to use this kit.

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What's in the kit:
1 SparkFun Inventor's Kit volumes 4.1a (Arduino Uno--R3 SMD ; Arduino and breadboard holder ; white solderless breadboard ; SparkFun mini screwdriver ; 16x2 LCD ; SparkFun motor driver ; 1 pair rubber wheels ; 1 pair hobby gearmotors ; 1 servo ; 1 ultrasonic sensor ; 1 TMP36 temp sensor ; 1 6-foot USB cable ; 1 set jumper wires ; 1 tricolor LED ; 1 set of four LEDs ; 1 set of four tactile buttons ; 1 10K trimpot ; 1 mini power switch ; 1 piezo spearker ; 1 AA-cell battery holder ; 330-ohm resistor ; 10K-ohm resistor ; binder clip ; lock fastener) + 1 giudebook + 3 books.

The arduino inventor's guide / Brian Huang and Derek Runberg -- Arduino workshop / John Boxall -- Arduino / Terence O'Neill and Josh Williams.

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