An added advantage is that the open-source Arduino Programming Language facilitates the board’s programming, which has a wealth of codes and libraries available on GitHub. Science and Engineering students can leverage this invaluable resource to perform experiments and acquire hands-on experience.
The Tesca Global IoT Development Board is packed with 39 experiments. You can start with basic LED blinking and move to OTA programming and serial web communication with ESP32. These experiments touch on cool topics like sensor interfacing, Bluetooth communication, motor control, and real-time clock programming.
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