Regarding Arduino Robotics Projects

Projects General Guidance
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Dear All,
I am a parent and have joined this forum today itself. I was looking for Robotics with Programming games. I came to know about this. My kid is 12 yrs old. Please suggest how to start from basics.

It is not possible to purchase all the products from Amazon. But plz suggest which is the best. I am located in Delhi- India. Is their any whatsapp group also for quicker response please.

Thanks
Vivek

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In order to have success with more advanced projects like robotics, your son will first need to understand some basics. That might seem like less fun than jumping straight into a robot, but learning the basics is also a lot of fun and Arduino makes it very fast and easy.

Start with the tutorials here:
https://www.arduino.cc/en/Tutorial/BuiltInExamples
Read through the code line by line and make sure you fully understand what each line of code does. You can use the Arduino Language Reference to help when there are things you don't understand:

If you don't find the information you need there, research on Google until you find it.

Once you think you understand an example and have successfully ran the unmodified example on your Arduino, make a change to the code, upload it, then verify that the change had the expected effect.

As you get further down in the tutorials, you may find that some of them are not applicable to the areas you want to learn about. It's OK to skip over those. However, you definitely need to work your way through most of the more basic tutorial because they will teach you concepts that are essential to any project.

We're happy to help you in your learning process here on the forum, but we do have some guidelines we expect you to follow. Make sure to carefully read the "How to use this forum - please read." post.

ShauryaAgarwal:
Is their any whatsapp group also for quicker response please.

This forum is always the best and quickest place to get help. There are Facebook groups and likely whatsapp too, but they are filled with spammers and people who will give you horrible advice. The quality of help here is far superior.