Ready nowEmbedded & IoT · Easy learning

Designed. Production-ready. First to ship.

Embedded and IoT learning kits for schools and universities — four boards that take students from reading a sensor to switching real loads and streaming a camera.

  • Sensor
  • Communication
  • Relay
  • Camera
Incrix Sensor board education kit
Sensor board
Incrix Relay board education kit
Relay board
Incrix Camera module board education kit
Camera module board
The kits· Four domains

Four boards. One way of thinking about hardware.

Each kit focuses on one domain of embedded and IoT systems — what's on the board, and what students take away from it.

Incrix Sensor board education kit, front and back
Kit 01· Sense

Sensor board

PIR, accelerometer, temperature, gas, light and microphone — read the world.

What's on board

  • PIR motion
  • Accelerometer
  • Temperature
  • Gas
  • Light
  • Microphone

What students learn

  • Reading analog & digital sensors
  • Signal thresholds and events
  • Logging and visualising data
Kit 02· Connect

Communication board

Wireless and wired links between devices — the connective tissue of every IoT system.

What's on board

  • Wi-Fi
  • Bluetooth
  • Serial

What students learn

  • Device-to-device messaging
  • Connecting to the cloud
  • Protocols in practice
Incrix Relay board education kit, front and back
Kit 03· Act

Relay board

4-channel mains switching — control lights, motors and appliances.

What's on board

  • 4 relay channels
  • On-board power supply
  • Screw terminals

What students learn

  • Switching real loads safely
  • Scheduling & automation logic
  • Remote control from an app
Incrix Camera module board education kit, front and back
Kit 04· See

Camera module board

ESP32-CAM with SD card — capture, stream and step into vision & AI.

What's on board

  • ESP32-CAM
  • microSD slot
  • USB-C

What students learn

  • Capturing and streaming images
  • Storing to SD
  • First steps in computer vision
Learning path· Sense → Connect → Act → See

From first reading to first vision.

The four domains build on each other the same way a real connected device does: sense the world, share the data, act on it, then see.

  1. 01SenseSensor board

    Start by reading the physical world — motion, heat, gas, light and sound become data.

  2. 02ConnectCommunication board

    Move that data between devices and up to the cloud over wireless and wired links.

  3. 03ActRelay board

    Close the loop: let decisions switch real lights, motors and appliances.

  4. 04SeeCamera module board

    Add vision — capture and stream images, then take first steps into AI.

OutcomeWork through all four and students have touched every layer of a connected device — sensor, link, actuator and camera.
Who it's for· Schools · Universities · Labs

Built for classrooms, labs and campuses.

The same four boards, used differently depending on who is learning.

01 · For schools

First circuits that do something real.

Clear, hands-on boards that turn STEM lessons into working projects — a motion sensor that triggers, a light that switches, a camera that streams.

  • Hands-on STEM and tinkering sessions
  • Project-based learning
  • A visible path from sensor to smart device
02 · For universities

The building blocks of real IoT systems.

Engineering students work with the same ESP32 engineering core we use in our shipping boards — sensing, communication, switching and vision.

  • Embedded & IoT coursework and labs
  • Mini and final-year projects
  • Hackathons and prototyping
03 · For labs & institutions

Kits in bulk, labs that run.

Equip a lab with sets of kits, and pair them with training from Incrix University — workshops, value-added courses and faculty development.

  • Bulk kits for lab batches
  • IoT & embedded lab setups
  • Training for students and faculty
One core

Same engineering core as our shipping boards.

Every product reuses one engineering core — real-time control, ESP32 connectivity and a connected-fleet cloud. The kits aren't a separate toy line — they're built on the same foundation as Horizon and Twinedge.

See the boards
FAQ

Kit questions.

For anything else — lab plans, quantities, training — just ask.

01Who are the education kits for?
Schools, colleges and universities teaching embedded systems, IoT and STEM — and institutions setting up hands-on labs. The four boards cover sensing, communication, switching and vision, so they work from first projects to advanced coursework.
02Do students need prior electronics or programming knowledge?
No prior hardware experience is assumed. The learning path starts with reading sensors and builds up to communication, switching real loads and working with a camera, so students can progress at their own level.
03Can colleges buy kits in bulk for their labs?
Yes. We supply kits for lab batches and can help plan an IoT and embedded lab setup. Contact us with your requirements and we'll come back with the details.
04Is training available alongside the kits?
Yes — through Incrix University, our education stream, which runs workshops, value-added courses, bootcamps and faculty development programmes that can be paired with the kits.
05How do I order education kits?
Get in touch through our contact form with the kits you're interested in and the number of students or lab stations, and our team will respond with availability and pricing.