
Plant Care Station
A soil-moisture sensor wired to a small screen that shows the plant's happiness level in real time.
Protoino runs hands-on electronics workshops where students wire, build, and program a working device in a single 90-minute session — then take it home the same day.

A soil-moisture sensor wired to a small screen that shows the plant's happiness level in real time.

A felt creature stitched with conductive thread and LEDs that light up at the press of a button.

A working FM radio that students assemble from the circuit board up, then tune in to live stations.

A propeller-powered car that students wire up with a motor and battery, then race across the floor.

An environment monitor that measures temperature and moisture and displays readings on a small screen.

A card, paper creature, or ornament that lights up using a hidden copper-tape circuit and an LED.
Questions about a session, scheduling, or hosting a workshop? We reply within two business days.
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