PU Hosts Free Four-Day Robotics Workshop: “Turn Inputs into Action with Arduino”

Phoenicia University hosted a free, four-day educational Robotics Workshop titled “Turn Inputs into Action with Arduino,” organized by the LCC, ASME, and IEEE clubs and societies under the College of Engineering. Open to Engineering students, engineers, and members of the wider public, the workshop provided an opportunity to explore robotics and develop practical skills in electronics and programming.

Through hands-on activities, participants explored Arduino programming and experimented with electronic components, including LEDs, buttons, buzzers, light-dependent resistors (LDRs), potentiometers, and sensors. Each session introduced new components and demonstrated how coding can bring them to life through practical projects.

The workshop connected theoretical concepts with hands-on application, promoting problem-solving, technological awareness, and practical learning. By offering free access to robotics education, Phoenicia University encouraged participants to explore emerging technologies and develop skills relevant to engineering and innovation.