Automatic Street Light
Street lights that switch on at dusk and off at dawn using light sensing, with an optional motion-based dimming stage.
- Suitable for
- School
- Technology
- Arduino Uno
Beginner3–5 days
Project kits in Surat
A kit is the components, the diagram and the code — you do the building. It costs less than a finished project and you learn considerably more, which matters if your viva is going to focus on how the thing actually works. It also takes longer, so it is the wrong choice if your submission is next week.
What a kit includes
- The components listed on the project page
- A wiring or circuit diagram
- Assembly notes for the order to build things in
- Source code where the project uses a microcontroller
What it does not include
- Assembly and soldering — that is what makes it a kit rather than a finished project
- Tools: you will need a soldering iron, cutters and a multimeter
- The base, enclosure or display board unless you ask for it
- Documentation and report writing
Kit contents and availability vary with what is in stock, so nothing here is a guaranteed catalogue. Confirm the specific project on WhatsApp before you plan around it. If you would rather have the project built and explained instead, browse the full catalogue.
Kit-friendly
Projects that usually work well as kits
Beginner-level hardware builds using commonly stocked components. Ask about anything else — this is a starting point, not a limit.
Water Level Indicator
Overhead tank level indication with staged LEDs, an audible full alarm and optional automatic pump cut-off.
- Suitable for
- School
- Technology
- Transistor switching
Beginner3–4 days
Smart Dustbin
A bin that opens its lid automatically on approach and signals when it is nearly full.
- Suitable for
- School
- Technology
- Arduino Nano
Beginner4–5 days
Obstacle Avoiding Robot
A robot that scans ahead with a servo-mounted ultrasonic sensor and steers around whatever it finds.
- Suitable for
- School
- Technology
- Arduino Uno
Beginner4–6 days
Automatic Plant Watering System
A compact self-watering setup for potted plants that waters on soil moisture and shows the reservoir level.
- Suitable for
- School
- Technology
- Arduino Nano
Beginner3–5 days
Gas Leakage Detector
LPG and smoke detection with a staged alarm, an exhaust fan trigger and an optional SMS or app alert.
- Suitable for
- Higher Secondary
- Technology
- MQ-2 / MQ-6 gas sensing
Beginner4–6 days
Bluetooth Controlled Robot
A robot driven from an Android phone over Bluetooth, with speed control and an automatic stop on signal loss.
- Suitable for
- School
- Technology
- Arduino Uno
Beginner4–5 days
Questions
About project kits
Which projects are available as kits?
Beginner-level hardware projects using commonly stocked parts are the most likely to be available. Availability depends on what is in stock at the time, so confirm the specific project on WhatsApp before planning around it.
What is the difference between a kit and a finished project?
A kit is the components plus the diagrams and code for you to assemble yourself. A finished project is built, wired, tested and handed over with a walkthrough. Kits cost less and teach more; finished projects are the right choice when the deadline is close.
Do I need any tools?
For most kits, a soldering iron, wire cutters and a multimeter. A few can be assembled on a breadboard with no soldering at all — ask which when you enquire.
What if I get stuck assembling it?
Send a photo of your wiring on WhatsApp. Most kit problems are a swapped connection or a missing common ground and can be sorted out from a clear photograph.
Want a kit for a project not listed?
Tell us the project and we'll say whether the parts can be supplied as a kit, and what you would need to assemble it.