Learning path · Intermediate
AI with Arduino and ESP32
Learn how artificial intelligence works by building it: teach a neuron, a colour detector and a temperature predictor, run neural networks on the ESP32, control things with your voice and camera, and build AI chat projects with Claude.
- 13 lessons
- about 17 h
About this path
Artificial intelligence can seem like magic, but it is built from ideas you can try yourself. This path starts with the basics: you teach a single artificial neuron, build a colour detector that learns from examples and train a model that predicts tomorrow's room temperature.
Then you run real neural networks on the ESP32 with Edge Impulse: a magic wand that recognises gestures and a detector that notices when a machine sounds wrong. You play rock-paper-scissors against an AI that sees your hand, control a room with your voice, and finally connect the ESP32 to Claude, a large language model, to build a chat buddy, a talking plant and a desk assistant you can talk to.
You need the EEMENTOR IoT ESP32 Starter Kit or the UNO R3 Starter Kit, and for some lessons the 45-in-1 Sensor Kit. The chatbot lessons use a paid API key that an adult sets up.
Kits you need
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Used in 8 of 13 lessons
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Used in 8 of 13 lessons
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Used in 5 of 13 lessons
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For the 3D-printed parts
Lessons in this path
Stage 1 · Lessons 1–1
Beginner
Start here: first circuits and one new part at a time.
- 1 lessons
- 1 hours
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Lesson 1
Stage 2 · Lessons 2–6
Intermediate
Combine parts, use more sensors and connect your projects.
- 5 lessons
- 5.5 hours
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Lesson 2
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Lesson 3
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Lesson 4
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Lesson 5
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Lesson 6
Stage 3 · Lessons 7–13
Advanced
Bigger builds that bring everything you've learned together.
- 7 lessons
- 10.5 hours
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Lesson 7
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Lesson 8
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Lesson 9
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Lesson 10
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Lesson 11
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Lesson 12
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Lesson 13