This was a really great first step in your journey, and you have a strong foundation you can rely on
to tackle any project, but yes, this is only the first step.
Now, you need to continue on this journey because there is so much more to learn and so many fun projects
to do.
And actually, there are different roads you can take now, depending on what project you want to do,
what you want to learn and maybe what job you want to get.
Here are a few suggestions of what to do next.
Best create and build your own project.
Use your imagination, Arbroath ideas on the Internet, find a fun and challenging project and go for
it.
This is a great way to practice and learn more.
Try new sensors and actuators, for example, temperature sensors, seven, etc. and make them work
with the components you already know can also broaden your knowledge in software in general or in electronics
or in robotics.
Now that you have a practical approach, it might be interesting to dive deeper on some more specific
parts of engineering.
Another idea is to discover other electronic boards, such as the Raspberry Pi, which is complementary
to the original and will allow you to create even bigger projects.
Well, as you can see, there is so much more to learn and explore.
Just one thing to keep in mind.
Always have a project.
I go you want to reach with a personal goal.
All your learning and practice will be so much more efficient.
Don't just learn for the sake of learning.
Learn, because this will help you reach your goal.
All right.
And now it's time for me to say thank you for following these schools and see you soon.