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IoT: Concept to Working Prototype
A three-hour practical IoT workshop where students explore GPS, ESP32 and Wi-Fi connectivity and build a simple location-tracking prototype under expert guidance.
What this workshop covers
Move from an IoT concept to a working prototype. Participants will understand how a GPS module, ESP32 and Wi-Fi can work together to read location data and display it through a simple dashboard or map. The workshop combines guided hardware connection, basic code, connectivity, prototype testing and expert interaction. It is designed for students who want practical exposure to connected technology and product building.
- Introduction to IoT and responsible location-based applications
- Understanding the ESP32 and GPS module
- Guided hardware connection
- Basic code and location-data reading
- Wi-Fi connectivity
- Simple dashboard or map display
- Prototype testing and demonstration
- Expert interaction and practical troubleshooting
What participants will experience
- Build and test a guided GPS tracking prototype
- Understand the flow from GPS to ESP32 to Wi-Fi to dashboard
- Receive a Certificate of Participation subject to verified attendance
- Become eligible for the conditional Top-5 continuation selection
Important details before applying
Who can register?
Students from Class XI to undergraduate level who are genuinely interested in technology and hands-on building may apply. Seats remain subject to review, capacity and confirmation.
Is the workshop free?
Yes. The three-hour workshop is free. Registration does not automatically confirm a seat; selected applicants will receive confirmation.
Will every participant receive a certificate?
A Certificate of Participation is available subject to verified attendance and participation in the workshop.
What is the Top-5 continuation opportunity?
Up to five participants may be selected based on participation, interest, aptitude and programme fit for a free, guided product-development journey with MIE ERA. Selection is not guaranteed.