It is a great honor today for ProCodeCG to be invited to give a workshop about IoT to one of the most prominent training center in Indonesia: INIXINDO 🙂
Preparation before the class
The stuff
The presentation
The class
Some screenshots of what we learned today
A great day with great persons! 🙂
Wishing to be able to collaborate with INIXINDO again very soon 🙂 Thanks so much for having us 😉
Our Saturday coding class 🙂
Cinta started to explore Python libraries for games
Faris helped Cinta to install and test PyGame
The code
Cinta is aiming to create something like this 🙂
Awa was given another project 🙂
to connect Minecraft to Arduino
we tried several ways but nothing worked
Neither this one 😦 We’re going to figure it out next time
Ain was given a task to collaborate with Awa. Ain should create the structures in Minecraft while Awa connect it to the hardware in the real world
Too bad it didn’t work yet so Ain continued his projects in Minecraft by creating more complex structures using Red Stone
Vian was still so interested in Minecraft Command Block
A tool to create command blocks
And we also had Danen 🙂
continuing his next game, Racing Car 🙂
Under the supervision of Capt. Azriel (blue jacket)
The game is almost done 🙂 Danen will finish it next week 🙂
Nafis was really busy doing a project for school: running text on a LCD
Capt. Azriel made sure he type every single line, because you had to type to code 😀
Al’s TLauncher needed to be updated so it took a while before he can start. Al learned more about looping and how to add different blocks in different colors in Minecraft with JavaScript
Ozan was still debugging his work, using Nafis’ code just to find out if it work
Capt. Faris continued our TensorFlow research
While also helping other kids
and exchanging ideas with Jundy 🙂
So much ideas and collaboration today 🙂 Can’t wait until next week 🙂
This is what our Saturdays made of 🙂
Captains preparing the class 🙂 ProCodeCG doesn’t hire programmers. We raise them 🙂
These are (from left to right): Ain (going to start his first Captain duty on coding camp next week), Capt. Azriel, Tiga (Ain’s little brother) and Capt. Awa 🙂
Thanks so much for preparing the class 🙂 :*
Capt. Awa is in the middle of his project: building a radar system for navigation 🙂
He was going to disassemble an AroX robot and took some parts of it for his project
We’re going to use ultrasonic sensors and servo
And some codes, of course
Awa’s workplace 😀
After watching some tutorials, we decided to disassembly a microservo and modify it to be able to rotate 360 degrees continously
We had to cut something out of these gears
and put them altogether again
Well, this requires lots of patience and hard work 😉
Ozan was still investigating why the ultrasonic counter wouldn’t work with LCD
We’ve tried many configurations and codes
Even changed the LCD because this one wouldn’t turn on
There are days when things are so frustrating but we will keep working on it, yes Ozan? 😀
Even if we have to start all over again from the beginning 😀
The class
And a little coding mom reunion 🙂
It was such a perfect Saturday 🙂 Can’t wait to continue our research again next Saturday 🙂
Hello hello!
Today we had three kids working on Arduino/ESPectro 🙂
Yes, Capt. Awa and his toolbox is back 😀
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Awa was planning to work on his radar project 🙂
While Ozan needed to install libraries and drivers for ESPectro because he was using different laptop 🙂 But he was working on ultrasonic with buzzer and light before attaching it to LCD
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The code
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Nafis was doing the same thing like Ozan was doing: making ultrasonic works with LED and buzzer and then attach the LCD
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Nafis had some problem: his computer wouldn’t detect the port and we still hadn’t figured it out until the end of the class and we had to work on it next week 🙂
Awa got help from his mom and dad 🙂 A very nice family teamwork 🙂
And finally the servo worked 😀
As a dedicated captain, Awa spared sometime to fix broken cables 🙂
So proud and happy to have a Captain like this, thanks Capt. Awa 🙂 ❤
Hello! Today we only have Koosha working on Arduino/ESPectro Programming but with lots of progress 🙂
Koosha came with a new project in mind 😀
He was working on an elevator project but today, apparently Koosha had something else in mind 😉
He’s going to assembly this RFID stuff
The code
The reading works
Successfully read from rfid card and rfid tag
And then successfully write to the card and tag too 😉
The code
Then adding an LCD 🙂 Still not working properly but we’re working on it 🙂
We’ll be reporting more progress next week 😉
Hello Saturday 🙂 Always looking forward to see kids coding in our class 🙂
Morning prep 🙂
Ozan continued working on adding buzzer to his ultrasonic counter
Ozan had to check simple buzzer code to be added to the new code
Took a lot of effort because the same problem occur: the ultrasonic counter doesn’t work with buzzer added
Nafis was back 😀 He’s doing the same project as Ozan and Reza
And Nafis agree to start it all over again and add the components one by one, using ESPectro 🙂
Reza helped to make Nafis’ work
And after the ESPectro shut down for several times due to wrong polarity, it finally worked 😀 but not yet with buzzer and LED 🙂
The most mysterious thing is that Reza’s wouldn’t work
It took Reza hours to debug
He changes the components to find the problem
Still didn’t work, so we decide to take Ozan’s to be tested on Reza’s code
And yes it worked 😀 So we combined Reza’s code with Ozan’s board and it worked well 😀
We’re still curious to find out why Reza’s didn’t work (but at least he has a code that worked well). Reza is a very persistence kid. Won’t stop until it’s done 🙂 Now to buzzer will beep when the count reaches 20 🙂
Next week we will add LED to it 🙂
Hello hello! We are reporting our Saturday regular kids coding class 🙂
Cinta spent two sessions working on PCB design and simulation using Proteus 🙂
She was very excited 🙂
Cinta started with resistors, buttons and LED’s
Proteus can be connected to Arduino IDE
Then Cinta added more and more components to her design 🙂
An awesome way to simulate 🙂 Next lesson Cinta will be given task to simulate a Tic Tac Toe on Arduino 😉
Helloooo Ruben was back 🙂
This was where we left: creating and ultrasonic counter 🙂
Capt. Faris helped Ruben with the code
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And after several debugging, installing, and testing, it worked 🙂
And then Ruben was given this: adding buzzer and lamp to the previous one 🙂 So that when the counter reaches certain number, the buzzer will be active and so will the LED 🙂
Ruben likes to assemble things 🙂
The LED worked but not yet the buzzer 🙂
Will work on it next week 😉
Koosha had a new project 🙂
First he collected the components and the tools
Including this light to give better light
Koosha prepared lots of breadboards, buttons and RGB LEDs
He wouldn’t tell what he was doing 😀
We had to make lots of guess
Until…
Koosha was working on a Tic Tac Toe on Arduino 🙂
Excellent idea! 🙂
He still has to add more resistors and wires and also the coding, and we will continue working on it next week 🙂
