"After several days playing with Traffic Light kit with Raspberry Pico, I’d like to share my experience. It is well designed kit that is not difficult even for complete beginner thanks to detailed guidance in manual that comes with the kit. On the other side of experience, I found it very satisfactory as more advanced user with good skills in programming, as the kit design implements interfacing with several different kinds of sensors. I encourage potential users to play with Python IDE that controls the Raspberry Pico before plunging to modest-size code running the traffic control. Starting from “Hello World” to turning on/off onboard LEDs (Python package ’neopixel’) will give you more confidence for running or debugging main code."

"Learning FPGAs is often HARD for all the wrong reasons: Old toolchains, multi-gigabyte downloads, difficulties determining which tools go to which chips and which boards, zillions of options, etc etc etc. Being able to do this through their SUPER SIMPLE Web-based IDE and download right to your board removes ALL these barriers! A GREAT first step! Give people what they NEED to get started, and remove them from all the rest."

"The manual help me learn! Who wants to read boring technical manuals! The team at EIM really did a good job summarizing the important points of soldering to get me started. I tend to have poor attention and lose motivation to get started on something if there's too much to read / learn before hand."

"I quite like this power supply. It docks to a breadboard really neatly, and has a built-in display for output voltage. The range is a bit wider than specified, I measured the lowest voltage of 3.6V, and the highest at 27V. The built-in voltage display seems to be accurate enough. It comes with a few accessories: - micro-usb charging cord - two small screwdrivers to adjust the voltage - usb-A to alligator connectors - usb-A to barrel connector The last two cables allow using this power supply without a breadboard. Quite pleased overall, recommended!"

I had a distinct privilege to observe the development of an assortment of low-cost electronic instrumentation developed by EIM Technology, ideally suited for learning electronics, performing an assortment of experiments to understand basic electric circuits, circuit analysis and gain the foundational knowledge of electronics.

"Enlightening the Fun Way -

Curiosity is an excellent teacher. I bought this educational set for my son by chance, and he absolutely loves it. He was so keen to assemble it on his own, though he still required a bit of help and guidance from us. Once he completed it, his excitement was through the roof, and he's developed a real passion for physics."

"The parcel came in today, and it was a delightful surprise. Unboxing it even revealed more than what I'd anticipated. I like the way they packed up things and appreciate the efforts to safeguard equipment and components. The 60 page color printed tutorial offers clarity and a unique approach to product guidance which is rare nowadays. I must mention that including a physical book along with hardware is becoming scarce in this digital age. Most of the time you only see a slip with a digital download link or QR code, which seems to be the norm now. The key value of this Lab on the go kit is that you can literally start experimentation immediately after unpacking, with zero dependancy to anything else as long as you got a table, which is truly a one-stop solution for beginners to kickstart."

"As a total adult novice in this kind of project. I have to say this was fun to build and program. I backed the original Kickstarter and just got around to actually making and programming the kit. For those interested I made a video as I was putting it all together: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=uGQyOX6psGg"