Learning about what makes a smartwatch function

A closer look to electronic components

Improving motor skills

Learn to install a programming IDE to your computer

Understand the requirements for programing a hardware

The user combines the basic circuit knowledge learned in theory with mBlock skills and creates a product.

The user learns how to use the LEDs on the WatchX effectively by writing codes.

The User activates the LEDs on the watchX by using code blocks.

The user understands the usage of OLED and LCD screens and how they work. Learns the difference between them.

The use learns the operating principle of the screens on the equipment he sees in daily life.

The use learns that the text can be written anywhere on the Oled screen and makes examples of this feature.

The user learns how to make a positioning a text on the screen.

The user learns the X and Y coordinate axis.

Learn how to draw a dot on display.

Learn how images are displayed on the screens.

Learn the X and Y axes.

The student draws line on the Oled screen.

Learns about line and positioning on the screen.

Learns the X and Y axes.

The student learns the working principle of Buzzer circuit element.

Sound is output with the buzzer.

Recognizes the code blocks required to sound the clock according to the condition.

The student learns button usage.

It gives examples of the devices used by pressing the button in daily life.

Button usage is used in the application.

The student introduced to modular arithmetic and recognizes the mod operator.

Learn about limits and borders

Code and control values in the given variables

Learn about how to read motion information from motion sensor.

Gain knowledge of the working principles of motion-detecting equipment.

Uses the distance and length measurement method.

Learns the use of the accelerometer.

Learn about how to make sense of the motion information

Make games controlled with motion

Learn about how the motion effects sensors

Detect the movement

Make an alarm that sounds when motion is detected

Detecting freefall and jump

Counting jumps

Making a jump game

Learning about physical basics like shock and G

Measure and record the highest data on the display

Making sense of measured information

Involving sound and light with motion data

Learn about battery consumption.

Save the battery by turning off the display.

See the displayed information by wrist movement.

The student designs an application using the temperature sensor.

The student converts the read value into a variable.

Learns active and passive working principles of air conditioners etc. according to the ambient temperature.

Learn about different measurement units for temperature

Write the measured data on the display in realtime.

Learn about the operating logic of the pressure sensor.

Gain knowledge of the working principles of pressure sensor equipment.

The user gains a basic understanding of barometric pressure.

Understand the relation between altitude and pressure

The user learns pressure terms.

The user develops pressure related applications with watchX.

Understanding the difference between pressure metrics.

Installing all available watch faces for watchX.