We provide industrial standard training equipment to education and training providers around the world. Our solutions cover science, engineering, and technology disciplines from physics to robotics to microcontrollers, electrical installation, automotive and more. Discover our full range of solutions in our interactive curriculum map.
The Internet of things (IoT) is a term that describes the adoption of Internet connectivity onto physical devices and everyday objects. Internet connectivity extends into embedded electronics within many forms of hardware devices, which include control, monitoring and sensors, that can communicate and interact with others over the Internet. Additionally, they can be remotely...
Supervisory Control And Data Acquisition (SCADA) is a control system architecture that uses computers with graphical user interfaces to provide highlevel supervisory management of processes or machinery. It uses networked data protocols to communicate with peripheral devices including sensors, programmable logic controller (PLC) or discrete PID controllers, that interface directly with process plant or...
What is MATLAB? MATLAB is an IDE designed to provide users with iterative analysis and design processes. It includes a programming language that expresses matrix and array mathematics directly. Users of MATLAB can take their designs to production and deploy directly to embedded devices and automatically convert MATLAB algorithms to C/C++, HDL, and CUDA code...
What are Locktronics Electrical installation kits? The electrical installation range has been designed to help students to understand the fundamental theory and practice of electrical science with hands on activities. Following the success of our electrical installations range, we have developed five further solutions at level 3 with a suite of unique learning equipment....
The MIAC (Arduino compatible) is very different to the Raspberry Pi! All the circuitry is the same with the ATMEGA 1281 and a FDTI USB interface chip on the SODIMM card. To program the ATMEGA device you simply use the standard Arduino IDE. You will need to set the MIAC up as a valid hardware...
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