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CHIPS

A project for you and your kid.

Build it
together.

Real wiring, step by step, made for a parent and a kid to finish
side by side. Free while we test it.

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For the person leading the room.

Their curiosity.
Your classroom.

A mission to follow. A next step to try.
A clearer view of who needs a hand.

Explore the classroom

Interactive preview · Sample classroom

Learn by making.See it work

Less watching. More making.

Working browser demo

Think it.
Wire it.
Make it work.

One LED. A little logic.
That first “I made it work.”

Run a sequence, press a button, trace the circuit. Try the engineering workbench behind CHIPS on Chromebooks and touchscreens: Arduino Uno, Nano, Mega and Leonardo/R4 family today; ESP32 with a one-time manual flash; micro:bit and Raspberry Pi on the roadmap.

Try the live project

No account. No kit. Just curiosity.

Start with a class.
Grow toward your own “what if?”

Our vision: an AI engineering mentor, from kindergarten through adult learning.

Explore the bigger idea

From a little idea to something you made

A whole project.
One clear next step.

Learn, plan, wire, run and make it yours. Start on screen for free; bring the real parts when you’re ready.

  1. Learn the basics

    Start with short lessons, or jump into a light project and learn as you build.

    Start learning

  2. Design the logic

    Arrange on, off and wait blocks. Edit your pattern and watch it run on screen.

    Build a pattern

  3. Find your parts

    See the exact parts for your LED circuit. Tick what you have and save a shopping list.

    Plan a light project

  4. Wire it together

    Use the Arduino wiring bench. Follow the LED across the center gap and connect any GND socket.

    Try the wiring bench

  5. Code it and run

    Your logic becomes a runnable sequence. Test it in the preview, then send it to an Uno R3 with the right firmware.

    Run a light project

  6. Build your app controls

    Choose a switch or hold button, pick a color, and test your own control panel.

    Make your controls

Your own idea? Start with AI.

The live demo can turn an idea into a lesson path and project preview. In family projects, Ask CHIP offers optional text and voice help when the AI service is configured. You review suggestions before applying them.

Try the AI project planner →

Finish it. Save it. Make it yours.

Complete the preview, download your project, or continue with real parts. Family projects begin with three Uno R3 LED builds. Teachers keep their classroom missions and progress dashboard. Parts ordering, automatic level and pace sensing, arbitrary robot projects and 3D parts by prompt are on the roadmap. The camera mentor is experimental and can miss faults; a grown-up checks real wiring.

Start a family project →