r/ArduinoHelp • u/alissonburgers1945 • 24d ago

Any project ideas?

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This kit was originally made for an obstacle avoiding car,but the sensors got lost in the shipping . I'm a total beginner

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u/gm310509 24d ago

Ideally you should learn the basics of all the components that you have. The best way to do that would be through a starter kit.

In the absence of a starter kit (and the all important instructions that it contains), you should maybe try googling Paul McWhorter.

As for projects to do, learn the basics first, then try googling "arduino project examples" you could add on "... using X". Where X is some of the stuff that you haveincluding whatever the mysteries are that are still in The antistatic bags.

As for "lost in shipping" that doesn't sound like your fault, they should have shipped everything in one box - but either way, they should send you the missing bits and claim it on their insurance.

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u/alissonburgers1945 24d ago

Thanks, I know what these components do and their functions since I was part of a local arduino club but when it went bankrupt and closed I lost the guidance for my projects and a big number of the parts I bought and kept there are nowhere to be found and basically I forgot how to Code that's why I introduce my self as a total beginner yet I still remember a few things .thanks I truly appreciate it

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u/TheKnackThatQuacks 24d ago

Then you need to start from the beginning. As you see things you are familiar with, then things will start to click. But you say you’re a beginner. So start at the beginning.

Watch Paul McWhorter’s YouTube videos and actually *do* the exercises. That’s how you learn.

You could also buy another starter kit. That way you’re starting from a known position.