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MicroPython Projects

In this section, you’ll explore the fundamentals of MicroPython, from its history to installing it on the Pico W. You’ll also dive into basic syntax and work on numerous practical projects designed to help you master MicroPython step by step.

We recommend reading the chapters in order to maximize your learning experience.

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1. Get Started

Learn the basics of MicroPython and set up your development environment, including installing Thonny, uploading MicroPython to the Pico W, and exploring its basic syntax.

2. Output & Input

Discover how to work with output devices like LEDs and input devices such as buttons and sensors. This chapter introduces the foundations of physical computing with practical, hands-on projects.

3. Sound & Display & Movement

Master modules like buzzers, NeoPixel LEDs, LCD screens, and actuators like motors, pumps, and servos. Create interactive projects that produce sound, visuals, and movement.

4. Controller

Learn how to use controllers like joysticks, keypads, and touch sensors to add interactivity and complexity to your projects.

5. Microchip

Dive into microchip-based projects using 74HC595 shift registers. Control LEDs, 7-segment displays, dot matrices, and more with advanced techniques.

6. Advanced

Take your projects to the next level with advanced components like ultrasonic sensors, DHT11 temperature and humidity modules, MPU6050 gyroscopes, and RFID readers.

7. Fun Projects

Put your skills to use by building exciting, real-world applications like light theremins, passenger counters, RFID music players, and somatosensory controllers. These projects are both fun and educational.

8. IoT Projects

Connect your Pico W to the internet and explore the world of IoT (Internet of Things). Build projects such as CheerLights, weather monitors, MQTT-based communication systems, and even a plant monitoring system.